Queen Anne's Square is a garden square in the City of London best known as the site of the Kenway Mansion, Edward Kenway's last home and Haytham Kenway's childhood house.
The Templars quietly bought the Kenway house after Jennifer Kenway died in 1805. In Playing It by Ear, Evie and Henry Green slip into the mansion looking for a lead on a Shroud of Eden, find the way into Edward's hidden vault through the piano room, and have to pull out before Lucy Thorne catches them.
In the Jack the Ripper memory The Unfortunates, Lady Olwyn Owers holds a gathering at the mansion about her campaign to reform Whitechapel's prostitutes. Evie gets inside and learns from Nellie that Owers has been passing information to Jack through her network of brothels.
Kenway Mansion
The Kenway Mansion is Edward Kenway's old London home on Queen Anne's Square, now owned by the Templars. Evie and Henry search it for the Shroud of Eden in Playing It by Ear, and Evie returns in 1888 during the Jack the Ripper expansion.
Bank of England
The Bank of England is the City of London's central bank and the target of Sequence 6, A Run on the Bank, where Jacob tracks a Templar robbing its branches. You return to its vault twice more: once for the stolen printing plates and once in The Last Maharaja.
Black Swan Yard
Black Swan Yard is one of Bloody Nora's three Blighter strongholds in the City of London, set beside the river. Capturing it for the Rooks is part of taking the borough.
Cannon Street station
Cannon Street station is a City of London rail stop on the north bank of the Thames. In the Jack the Ripper expansion it is where four of Jack's gang lieutenants gather, and Evie clears them out.