- Number 10 Downing Street is the official residence of the Prime Minister. ... The street was built in 1680 by property developer Sir George Downing.
- Since Magaret Thatcher had the whole street closed off in the 80s for fear of attacks, it is no longer possible for tourists to enter Downing Street.
- Downing Street has a long and rich history dating back to the 18th century when it was first built by architect Robert Adam for the Duke of Bedford.
- EXIT FULLSCREEN. 10 Downing Street. Front Door.
- The main entrance now faced onto Downing Street rather than towards Horse Guards, and the Downing Street building became a passageway to the main house.
- Westminster and St Jame's. ... There is no access to the house or street for the general public, and it is not possible to do a 10 Downing Street tour.
- The upper end of the Downing Street cul-de-sac closed access to St James's Park, making the street quiet and private.
- 10 Downing Street has been used as a home for British prime ministers since 1735, but few have seen behind the iconic brick facade.
- But even though you can’t even step inside 10 Downing Street, let alone walk down Downing Street, just snapping a photo of the iconic front black door is a...
- Stand outside the gates of No 10 Downing Street, the UK residence of the British Prime Minister, and see the famous front door of the PM's London home.