List of buildings that survived the Great Fire of London explained

This is a list of buildings that survived the Great Fire of London in 1666 and are still standing.

Grade	Criteria
I	Buildings of exceptional interest.
II*	Particularly important buildings of more than special interest.
II	Buildings of national importance and special interest.

Name	Location	Type	Date	Grid ref.Geo-coordinates	Image	Grade
41–41 Cloth Fair	Cloth Fair	House	1597–1614
74–75 Long Lane	Long Lane	House	1598
229 Strand	Strand	Townhouse	1625
All Hallows-by-the-Tower	Byward Street	Church	1658
The Guildhall	Gresham Street	City Hall	1411	51.5159°N -0.092°W
The Hoop and Grapes	Aldgate High Street	Public House	Late 17th century
The Old Curiosity Shop	Portsmouth Street	Shop	1567
The Olde Wine Shades	Martin Lane	Public House	1663
Prince Henry's Room	Fleet Street	Townhouse	1610	51.5139°N -0.1108°W
Saint Andrew Undershaft	Saint Mary Axe	Church	1532
Saint Bartholomew's Gatehouse	West Smithfield	Gatehouse	1595
Saint Etheldreda's Church	Ely Place	Church	1290	51.5187°N -0.1074°W
Saint Giles-without-Cripplegate	Fore Street	Church	1394, 1545 and 1682
Saint Helen's Bishopsgate	Great St Helen's	Church	12th century
Saint Katharine Cree	Leadenhall Street	Church	1631 (tower from 1504)
Saint Olave	Hart Street	Church	1450
The Staple Inn	High Holborn	Inn of Chancery	1585	51.518°N -0.1112°W
The Seven Stars	Carey Street	Public House	1602
The Tower of London	St Katharine's & Wapping	Castle	1078	51.5081°N -0.0761°W

See also

• Great Fire of London
• List of demolished buildings and structures in London