Victoria is the tiny district city named after Queen Victoria. It is located in Central London and falls under the city of Westminster. The famous Victoria Station and Victoria Street is located in here. Basically, Victoria is famous for the adjoining places like Vauxhall Bridge Road, Buckingham Palace Road, Grosvenor Gardens, Wilton Road, and Victoria Street. If you step into this area, you will notice a wide number social and private housing, as well commercial properties located at both the sides of the main streets. There are numerous retail stores available in this part of London. Step into this zone of London and you will witness the busiest transport interchanges in the whole of United Kingdom. This place is a major hub for taxi and bus services. There are also several railway and underground tube stations in close proximity. Another interesting thing available is the Victoria Coach Station. It is located 800 meters from the railway station, southwest direction. This place offers road-coach services to clients seeking to move to continental and long-distance destinations in UK.  

Victoria Street is a busy street and it runs on the east western axis from the ever popular Victoria Station to the Broad Sanctuary at the Westminster Abbey. Move slightly, and you will locate the Cardinal Place that opened in 2006. This location can be traced across the street that reaches the Westminster Cathedral. It features a wide range of shops, banks, restaurants, and malls. Here, you will find one of the largest outlets of Marks and Spencer. Step ahead and you will come close to the amazing Fraser Departmental Store. It can be located just opposite of the Westminster City Hall. During the night hours, you will also spot high class oriental escorts available to take a booking. Head towards the Broad Sanctuary end and you will locate the former Scotland Yard office, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy building, and the Transport for London headquarters.