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  1. © The View from The Shard
    © The View from The Shard
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    © The View from The Shard
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    © The View from The Shard
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    © The View from The Shard
  5. Casey Gutteridge
    Casey Gutteridge
  6. ©Ming Tang-Evans
    ©Ming Tang-Evans
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    © The View from The Shard
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    © The View from The Shard
  9. David Hedges
    David Hedges

    Ultra trendy party goers dance the night away at the first ever silent disco in The View from The Shard, the visitor attraction at the top of Western Europe’s tallest building, 3rd December 2013. Music lovers use wifi headphones to enjoy their own music mix while dancing the night away over 1000ft above the capital.

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    © The View from The Shard
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    Jason Hawkes
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Time Out says

The very public progress of this mammoth building (just how do you keep a skyscraper under wraps?) ensured that, by the time of its completion in 2012, the Shard was a familiar part of London's skyline, visible from all over the city – contentiously so in the case of London's many protected views. Visitors are now flocking to Renzo Piano's tripod-shaped, glass-clad building at London Bridge. At 1,017 feet high, it's the EU's tallest, containing offices, apartments, a hotel and, most excitingly, 'The View from the Shard', a four-storey observatory deck on floors 68 to 72. The development also coincides with a new public plaza, bus terminal and a long-awaited revamp of London Bridge station.

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