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Architecture of London Overview of the architecture in London After the Roman withdrawal from Britain in the 5th century, the layout of the Roman settlement governed the plan of the Saxon and medieval city. This core of London is known as the City of London, while Westminster, the ancient centre of political power, lies to the west. Relatively few medieval structures survive due to the city's near-total destruction in The Great Fire of London of 1666, with exceptions such as the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, Westminster Hall, Guildhall, St James's Palace, Lambeth Palace and some Tudor buildings. After The Great Fire of London, London was rebuilt and greatly modernised under the direction of the baroque architect Sir Christopher Wren, with the new St Paul's Cathedral as its centrepiece. Throughout most of London's history, the height of buildings has been restricted. Roman London (60–500 CE) [edit] The Middle Ages: Romanesque, Gothic and Tudor (1066–1603) Romanesque and Gothic Tudor and vernacular
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