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Victoria House, 1 Vernon Place, Holborn, Greater London WC1A2EP

Traffic is located at Victoria House, 1 Vernon Place, Holborn, Greater London.

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Restaurants nearby

American
McDonalds
140m away
Italian
Italian
Cafe Pasta
181m away
English
Chez Monique
205m away
Chinese
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Venue
Traffic
Address
Victoria House
1 Vernon Place
Holborn
WC1A2EP
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