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Piccadilly

Piccadilly, City of Westminster, London. Every building on the street is drawn at its height from OpenStreetMap, with 53 places along it. 21 landmarks on the street are in Wikidata – 14 of them protected, 7 with their architect.

Route
Grosvenor Place → Regent Street St James's
Buildings mapped
50
Places mapped
53
Sun on the street, 21 June
11–16 h
Landmarks built
1676–1976
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Walk the street

Every building on Piccadilly, on the map — drawn at its real height from OpenStreetMap. Walk the street with the slider, switch between the odd and even side, or tap a building for its facts.

Norris StreetDuke of York StreetSt. James's PlaceConstitution HillBrewer StreetSackville StreetDover StreetBolton StreetHertford StreetOld Park Lane
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The buildings on PiccadillyThe streets aroundHeights from OpenStreetMap storeys

The bars are the buildings at their heights from OpenStreetMap — the odd side above the line, the even side below. Tap one for its facts.

Everything along the street

House by house

50 buildings on the street · 12 with facts from Wikidata. Tap one to see it on the map.

Odd numbers 25

Even numbers 25

The street

Landmarks

The buildings on Piccadilly that Wikidata records, with their architect, date and protection.

  • St James’s Church, Piccadillybuilt 1676 · architect Christopher Wren · Grade I listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Fortnum & Masonbuilt 1707 · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Albanybuilt 1776 · architect William Chambers, Henry Holland · Grade I listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • 145 PiccadillyNo. 145 · built 1795 · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Q2928520No. 51 · built 1819 · architect Samuel Ware, Arthur Beresford Pite · Grade II listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Porter's Restbuilt 1861 · Grade II listed building · Wikidata
  • Walsingham Housebuilt 1887 · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • 101-104 PiccadillyNo. 101–104 · built 1890 · architect Robert William Edis · Grade II listed building · Wikidata
  • 207-209, Piccadilly W1No. 207-209 · built 1894 · architect Alfred Waterhouse · Grade II listed building · Wikidata
  • Gloucester HouseNo. 137 · built 1904 · Grade II listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • The Ritz LondonNo. 150 · built 1906 · architect Arthur Joseph Davis, Charles Mewès · Grade II* listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • 162–165 PiccadillyNo. 162-165 · built 1909 · Grade II listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Cavalry and Guards Clubbuilt 1976 · Grade II* listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • ABC Piccadilly Circus · Wikidata
  • Apsley HouseNo. 149 · architect Benjamin Dean Wyatt, Robert Adam · Grade I listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Bath HotelNo. 155 · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Bath House · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Burlington HouseNo. 8-11 Burlington Arcade · Grade II* listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • Cambridge HouseNo. 94 · Grade I listed building · Wikidata Wikipedia
  • New Egyptian Hall · Wikidata
  • Royal Academy Including Burlington House And Galleries And Royal Academy Schools BuildingsGrade II* listed building · Wikidata

The sun on the street

Hours of direct sun on a clear day in the middle of the street, every 20 m from Grosvenor Place to Regent Street St James's: on average 13.0 h on 21 June and 10.5 h on 21 March.

0 h4 h8 h12 h16 h

21 June 21 September 21 March

VERA PI’s sun engine (sol-1.2, 21 October 2026: trees, street façades, floor check): NOAA’s sun path every 5 minutes, 2348 buildings around the street as blocks — 108 of the 247 nearest with a height in OpenStreetMap, the others at 12 m (the city’s usual cornice height, an assumption). Flat ground, no trees, eye height 1.5 m.

Sales and prices on Piccadilly

Every home sale on Piccadilly that HM Land Registry has published since 1995 sits on its plot on the Westminster map – with the asking-price check and the borough's figures.

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Sources

  • Buildings, heights, streets and places: OpenStreetMap contributors (storeys from building:levels), read 25 October 2026.
  • Landmarks, architects, dates and protection: Wikidata (CC0), read 2026-10-23; protection as recorded there (Historic England (NHLE)).
  • The sun: VERA PI’s own sun engine.

Built 25 October 2026. A VERA PI street guide — the same model as Strandvägen, Stockholm, and King’s Road, London, fed with London’s data.