距离 ≈ 10分钟大本钟- 距离
- 800米

Residents living beside this junction trade quiet neighborhood life for immediate foot access to the Strand, Whitehall, and central rail lines.
The junction in Westminster functions as the official datum point for measuring highway distances from the capital. Major routes radiate from the meeting point toward Whitehall, the Strand, The Mall, and Trafalgar Square. Foot travellers moving through the area encounter heavy pedestrian flow between nearby underground stops, the mainline railway terminal, and the pedestrian bridges crossing toward Waterloo.
The locality takes its name from an Old English word for a river bend along the Thames. King Edward commissioned the original memorial cross to honour Queen Eleanor of Castile, though Parliamentarian forces demolished the medieval stone structure during the Civil War. A Victorian replica stands in the station forecourt facing the Strand, while an equestrian statue of King Charles occupies the original cross site.
Historical conflicts and urban redevelopment repeatedly altered the surrounding streetscape. The junction was the scene of the concluding clash of the rebellion led by Thomas Wyatt against Queen Mary. Land formerly held by the medieval hospital of Saint Mary Rounceval later accommodated Northumberland House, which urban planners eventually cleared to construct the wide avenue connecting the intersection to the river embankment.
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