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Shangri-La The Shard, London

London, United Kingdom · Shangri-La · High Luxury

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Occupying floors 34 to 52 of Renzo Piano's 2012 Shard, Western Europe's tallest building at 310 metres, above London Bridge station on the South Bank, Shangri-La's London address includes the highest hotel pool in Western Europe, an infinity pool on the 52nd floor commanding an unobstructed panorama of the Thames, St Paul's Cathedral, and the City skyline.

About Shangri-La The Shard, London

History

The Shard is a modern supertall skyscraper designed as a spire-like structure emerging from the River Thames, replacing the 1970s Southwark Towers; construction began in 2009, topped out in 2012, and inaugurated the same year. The Shangri-La hotel occupies floors 34-52 of this iconic building, which is Western Europe's tallest. It does not occupy a historic palace, mansion, or townhouse.

The setting

Shangri-La The Shard occupies the upper floors of Europe's tallest building at 31 St Thomas Street on the South Bank — Renzo Piano's 2012 glass tower rising above London Bridge station, one of the capital's oldest transport hubs. The Shard itself is a one-minute walk; Borough Market, London's oldest and most celebrated food market, is four minutes on foot. Tower Bridge is fourteen minutes and the Tower of London nineteen. From floors 34 to 52, the hotel commands the most expansive panorama available from any hotel in Europe, taking in the Thames, St Paul's Cathedral, the City skyline, and on clear days the distant hills of Surrey.

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