Today I’m delighted to reveal my personal 10 Top Bars With A View Of London.

If you are acrophobic please STOP reading here! These bars are seriously high ranging from a humble 24th floor to a staggering 52nd floor.

Many of the bars also have a restaurant you can dine in, one has a roof garden you can stroll in and another an affinity swimming pool.

What every one of the 10 Top Bars With A View Of London offers is breath taking views and unique perspectives of what is the greatest capital city in the world! I know I’m a little biased.

When you next want to catch up with a key relationship whether a client, prospect or colleague why not invite them to a bar with an amazing view of London?

I’ve just arranged to take an executive team to one of these bars as a powerful environment in which to discuss their vision for the future as they survey London from a great height.

The 10 Top Bars With A View Of London are compiled in ascending order starting with the 24th floor and then going to the 28th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 35th, 39th, 42nd, 48th and finally the 52nd floor. How high do you want to go?

Matt Bird

The Relationologist

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• 24th Floor: Social Bar
  
  Social Bar provides a selection of cocktails inspired by the 1910-1930s prohibition era created by award winning mixologist Gareth Evans. Located on 24th floor of Tower 42 between Bank tube and Liverpool Street station. Booking recommended.
  

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• 28th Floor: Galvin at Windows Bar
  
  Galvin at Windows Bar offers spectacular views of London and from the restaurant a unique view of Buckingham Palace’s gardens. Located on the 28th floor of the Park Lane Hilton near Green Park tube. No bookings.
  

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• 31st Floor: Aqua Shard
  
  Aqua Shard is approached from a mezzanine and staircase which offer stunning double height views of the city of London. Located on the 31st floor of The Shard at London Bridge tube/station. No bookings.
  

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• 32nd Floor: Oblix Lounge
  
  The Oblix Lounge Bar is the perfect drinks and relaxed eating location with stunning views of the capital. There is live music 7 days a week with an eclectic blend of classic jazz, soul and R’n’B. Located on the 32nd floor of The Shard at London Bridge tube/station. Booking recommended.
  

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• 33rd Floor: Hutong Bar
  
  Hutong bar is a small restaurant (northern Chinese cuisine) bar but with stunning views of the city of London. Located on the 33rd floor of The Shard at London Bridge tube/station. No bookings.
  

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• 35th Floor: Sky Pod Bar
  
  The Sky Pod Bar is themed by the seasons of the year with furnishings and menus changing accordingly and is hosted at Sky Garden the highest rooftop gardens in London. Located on the 35th floor of the ‘Walkie-Talkie’ building in the city of London near Monument tube. Booking required.
  

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• 39th Floor: SushiSamba Bars
  
  SushiSamba has two small bars plus an outdoor roof top bar which is the highest outdoor dining terrace in Europe. Located on the 39th floor (top floor) of the Heron Tower near Liverpool Street tube/station. No Booking.
  

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• 42nd Floor: Vertigo42
  
  Vertigo42 is a champagne bar at the top of one of the city’s highest buildings with some of the best views of the city of London. Located on the 42nd floor (top floor) of Tower 42 between Bank tube and Liverpool Street station. Booking required.
  

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• 48th Floor: The Attic
  
  The Attic is the bar at the top of the highest residential building in the UK offering panoramic views of the capital from its East End location. Located on the 48th floor (top floor) at the Pan Peninsula in London’s Docklands at South Quay DLR. Booking required.
  

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• 52nd Floor: Gong
  
  Gong is the the highest bar in London with dramatic 360-degree views across the capitals skyline boasting two bars and an infinity pool. Located on the 52nd floor at the 5-star Shangri-La Hotel, The Shard at London Bridge tube/station. No bookings.
  

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