10 Downing Street
Government office 10 Downing Street, 10 Downing St, London SW1A 2AA, United Kingdom:
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Address: 10 Downing St, London SW1A 2AA, United Kingdom
Website: gov.uk
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Latitude: 51.5033621Longitude: -0.1274516
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Tamika Smalls
Not sure there's anything to look at here. It's always off limits for the public
6 months ago
Keisha Sewell
Because we like the prime minister!
2 months ago
Bruno Pelliccetti
this is such a wonderful place i will be back with my family
1 week ago
Abraham Friedman
Very handsome! :)
3 months ago
Rhonin Wang
A secure house for the head of the Westminster swamp. Its a pity this level of security is not afforded to the good people who pay for this charade. No we are not united in our grief. No we do not all stand together. We the people are fed up with your lame excuses and lack of action. Either man up and act or ship out. Its that simple
6 months ago
Martin Khad
get on with a no deal boris we are all behind you
2 months ago
meena gupta
One of the famous door / street of the world because of residence of Prime Minister of Uk
Polite staff allows gathering of people around here.
5 months ago
Brad Bossong
Thank you Mr. Prime minister David Cameron for your service to the UK. Welcome New Prime minister Mrs. Theresa May. Wishing you all the best. God bless you and your families.
8 months ago
Victoria Dykas
Due to the needs of security, this area is closed off. You can only see the outside of the building. In addition, lots of protesters are in the immediate area.
4 months ago
Chantal Soohoo
Who ever is in office its job remains the same as well as unction they carry to implement their roles within sheer honesty in favour of the people on a whole.
5 months ago
Vera Andrews
My friend was staying directly in front of door of no. 10 - this was back in 1974
3 months ago
Joyce Collins
Used to go by here in 1990's on a daily basis. Worked in the CITY! Sadly like EU, No.10 seems to have lost direction. HP and HC also followed the same pattern. I like the buildings in this area. Historic and enveloping the greatness of our …
1 week ago
Elina
Only the cat is doing the best job there
2 months ago
Jackson Orosco
Don't really see the thrill behind visiting this place but I suppose it's fun to visit the PM's office. It's far more interesting to take in the views of the street walking to and from the place.
6 months ago
Vaiden Courtney
The heart of government in the United Kingdom. The Prime Minister and his family live here.
It is a real shame that they need to hide behind ranks of armed police and security gates - but I do understand
1 week ago
William Talley
Used to be the home of the most important democracy in the world but for the past 20 odd years has been a 24 hr laundrette - full spin cycles all the time.
9 months ago
Arthur Malapit
I used to work here when I was a cabinet minister back in the '60s. I have to say it has gone downhill significantly since then. The current steward seems a bit dishonest, particularly when it comes to Europe. Also you can't walk down the street like you could way back when....
6 months ago
HYO SHIM
This really exists!?! I didn't realize that we were actually represented by someone that lives in a house in London.
I've always thought Number 10. was just a phrase to describe the magical pixies that spread taxation dust all over Britain …
10 months ago
Jerry Fenski
With all the security not much to see. Even if there when some minister or similar visiting may as well see on TV. The back of the building more impressive
5 months ago
Grace Firmin
Will she make Britain small again (and Scotland great)?
5 months ago
Christopher Cameron
I agree this location would be perfect for a homeless shelter, this would be a much better and more important use. Perhaps even an NHS or somewhere to look after the disabled people shunned by diabolical political mastermind - the Evil …
1 week ago
Nadia
Dennis skinner should become as a prime minister because hes not a corrupt like everyone else hes honest and opened and its really rare you find anyone like that
6 months ago
Jeff Zuban
Very limited access and view. We walked by as a new prime minister was sworn in. Good luck to Theresa May!
1 week ago
Ygot Nepthale
10 Downing Street, colloquially known in the United Kingdom as Number 10, is the headquarters of the Government of the United Kingdom and the official residence and office of the First Lord of the Treasury, a post which, for much of the …
9 months ago
Saul
Rubbish - they only allowed me in when I said I was secret service and even then I wasn't offered tea. They were unfriendly and unwilling to listened to my drunken rant about capitalism. The hi-fi speakers were crap and the TV picture …
5 months ago
Daisy Flores
now the owner is Boris Johnson。。。。is lary still living in downing 10?
2 months ago
Sarah Lear
Would be better if people could see it. Now it's basically a fortress to protect the political class.
7 months ago
Mary Ang
Well done to Mr Cameron in securing a brilliant treaty in Brussels for United kingdom.
1 week ago
Prit Lakhani
Beautiful Georgian townhouse with pictures of all UK's PMs lining up the staircase. Incredible interior. Too bad they don't open it up to the public.
9 months ago
Darlene Morse
I would love to know why the English, Welsh and Northern Irish didn't get a say in the Scottish Independence referendum. This union is as much ours as it is the Scots and the vote should have been nationwide. This is typically another …
1 week ago
Susan Peek
Really good to see around and get a few pictures.
6 months ago
Bill Steiner
Brilliant work particularly in z field of International affairs
5 stars hat off
8 months ago
Shin A
Motability the charity set up EXCLUSIVELY to meet the needs of those disabled and no other group a group that would otherwise be completely isolated from society. A charity whose operations are EXCLUSIVELY triggered by an applicant having …
4 months ago
Ron Valdez
A very nice place but high security deprives a visitor of any deep insights
1 week ago
Eric Rawson
Great time here had a chat with the guard and he wouldn't let me past the gates. 10/10 would come again.
7 months ago
John Ferrante
Not much to see. Nothing was going on at the time but since it's so close from Big Ben it's worth a visit.
9 months ago
Sundeep Gatti
Not that much to see, but easy enough to catch a quick glimpse, so why not?
7 months ago
Joshua Whitehead
time for the old school to go dave and george only care for there own kind.they want to flood the country with cheap labour to keep wages down to look after there own old boy interests.its not your country its ours.
7 months ago
Mike McEwan
Today I tried to ring the Tax office I rec'd a recorded message telling me that there would be a 35 min wait. I actually waited 45 mins and still my call wasn't answered.
Who is this person called the Minister of HM Customs and Excise. Why …
1 week ago
Christopher Holtz
This is because our nation's well-loved governors in the United Kingdom. Soon had a reputation if the world finishes lives the street goes last.. Gokce Kavak, Mon 08/12/14
9 months ago
Deb Lee
It's interesting to see, but you can't really get close enough to see the iconic door for security reasons
7 months ago
William Storey
It's pathetic! This country is pathetic! Thomas Friberg I agree with you! But the Mp's and Pm better bloody hope the security stays there cause one day someone is going to kill them all!
Gay marriage - Right my mum said to me tonight, "I …
11 months ago
Cahandra Wilbourne
Nothing to see except a big gate and lots of police. If you walk by it’s worth stopping for 30 seconds but don’t expect to see much.
9 months ago
Chris Legge
It has finally happened you are paying the price for not listening to the people that pay you. You have had a wake up call deal with it our good bye at the next general elections.
9 months ago
Rachel
Good house. Shame that the occupants of it aren't always good.
4 months ago
Jenna Morris
I highly recommend consertive party with theresa may the strongest pm in the whole world and I believe in success and success and successful prexit can be make a difference to the country and global And Europe this. Is. the right thing to …
4 months ago
Manjula R
Might consider a new, better review once we have a gov't that actually represents the people.
9 months ago
Olivia ee
The owner, Theresa was real lovely, but I found it a little strange that we had to take off our clothes right after entering.
4 months ago
HJDCTTPL
Would be nice to see, but it's closed to the public. The police standing outside seem friendly enough.
7 months ago
Ann Williams
Nothing special at all, I couldn't even see the door through the gate. I don't really see the point in going out of the way to visit when its just a gate with a door that you can't really see.
6 months ago
