What were some landmarks of Victorian London in 1843?

Some notable landmarks of Victorian London in 1843 include:

- Buckingham Palace (construction completed in 1837)

- British Museum (founded in 1753, expanded throughout the 19th century )

- Houses of Parliament (construction of new Palace of Westminster completed in 1843)

- St. Paul's Cathedral (17th century construction, spire added in 1710)

- The Tower of London (construction started in 1078, various building added over the centuries)

- Westminster Abbey (Church dates back to the 13th century, Westminster Abbey School dates back to 1560)

- Trafalgar Square (completed in 1843 with Nelson's Column as the centerpiece)

- Regent's Park (created in the early 19th century as part of an urban development plan)

- Hyde Park (enclosed and developed as a public park in the 19th century, The Great Exhibition was held here in 1851)

- Kensington Palace (renovated and expanded extensively during the early 19th century)