7 regions
The City of London is the borough of banks, trading halls and tall stone offices on the north bank of the Thames. In 1868 the Templar Bloody Nora runs it through the Blighters, and you take it from her by clearing her lieutenants, strongholds and factories before a final gang war.
Lambeth is the quietest of Syndicate's boroughs, a stretch of low houses, markets and works on the south bank across from Westminster. The Templar Cletus Strain runs it in 1868, and it is home to Lambeth Palace and the Lambeth Asylum, where several major memories take place.
Southwark is Syndicate's industrial heart: factories, docks and rows of brick workers' housing on the south bank. The Templar Octavia Plumb oversees it in 1868, and its riverside wharves and Waterloo station are the stage for several key memories.
The Strand is London's shopping and theatre borough, a busy, well-off district full of parks, shops and easy pickpocket targets. The Templar Victor Lynch rules it in 1868, and it holds the Alhambra Music Hall, Scotland Yard and St. Pancras station.
The Thames is the seventh borough of Syndicate's London: the river itself, its boats and its bridges. The Templar Edith Swinebourne controls it in 1868, and you win it the same way as the land boroughs, but there are no strongholds or factories to clear.
Westminster is the seat of power in Syndicate's London: Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey all stand here. The Templar Lilla Graves, a prize fighter known as the Bludger, holds it in 1868, and the Devil's Acre slum sits right beside the grand buildings.
Whitechapel is the first borough you liberate and the poorest in London, a district of slums and crime. Rexford Kaylock's Blighters hold it when the Fryes arrive in 1868, and in 1888 it becomes Jack the Ripper's hunting ground.
99 places in Assassin's Creed Syndicate.
St. Giles Rookery
St. Giles Rookery is a Blighter stronghold in the Strand under Victor Lynch, set in one of the worst slums in Britain. Capturing it is one of the two stronghold jobs in the borough.
St. Mary le Strand
St. Mary le Strand is a church at the east end of the Strand, one of the Queen Anne churches. In game it uses a generic church model shared with other London churches.
St. Mary Matfelon
St. Mary Matfelon is the Whitechapel church that gives the borough its name, built over a 13th-century white chapel. It is a database landmark.
St. Mary-le-Bow
St. Mary-le-Bow is a Wren church in the City of London. Its Bow Bells give rise to the saying that a true Cockney must be born within earshot of them.
St. Pancras station
St. Pancras station is a new railway terminus in the Strand. In Strange Bedfellows, Jacob escorts Maxwell Roth there, blows up a store of explosives and steals a Templar train.
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral sits on Ludgate Hill, the highest point in the City of London, and has a viewpoint. Evie finds the key to the Shroud of Eden in a secret room in its dome and fights Lucy Thorne for it.
St. Paul's, Covent Garden
St. Paul's, Covent Garden is the actors' church by the Covent Garden piazza, designed by Inigo Jones. It is a database landmark in Syndicate.
Starrick Warehouse
The Starrick Warehouse is an abandoned Southwark warehouse used to hide stolen Punjabi gold in The Last Maharaja. In A Golden Path you help Duleep Singh hijack the gold carriage.
Temple Church
Temple Church is the round church built for the Knights Templar in 1185, off Fleet Street. Its rose-filled graveyard is where you hunt the Templar Thomas Blackroot.
The George
The George is a City of London pub in The Last Maharaja. In Much Ado About Drinking, Jacob outdrinks Cornelius Toti-Button to find out where the Koh-i-Noor diamond is kept.
The Mint
The Mint is one of Octavia Plumb's two Blighter strongholds in Southwark. Taking it hands the site to the Rooks.
The Strand
The Strand is London's shopping and theatre borough, a busy, well-off district full of parks, shops and easy pickpocket targets. The Templar Victor Lynch rules it in 1868, and it holds the Alhambra Music Hall, Scotland Yard and St. Pancras station.
The Thames
The Thames is the seventh borough of Syndicate's London: the river itself, its boats and its bridges. The Templar Edith Swinebourne controls it in 1868, and you win it the same way as the land boroughs, but there are no strongholds or factories to clear.
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge is the bascule bridge by the Tower of London, built 1886 to 1894, so it only appears in Syndicate's World War I memories. In 1916 it is the Master Spy's base, which Lydia Frye clears for Winston Churchill.
Tower of London
The Tower of London is the fortress on the north bank in the City of London. Evie infiltrates it to stop Lucy Thorne in A Thorne in the Side, the twins steal back the Koh-i-Noor there in The Last Maharaja, and Lydia returns in 1916.
Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square is the public square around Nelson's Column, with the National Gallery and St Martin-in-the-Fields on its edges and Charing Cross station beside it.
Victoria station
Victoria station is a Westminster railway terminus south of Buckingham Palace. In Double Trouble, Jacob comes here after Catherine Gladstone, who is under guard, while gathering invitations to the Queen's ball.
Waterloo Bridge
Waterloo Bridge crosses the Thames between Southwark and the Strand, between Blackfriars and Westminster bridges, and leads straight to Waterloo station.
Waterloo station
Waterloo station is a busy Southwark terminus on the south bank. In End of the Line, Jacob goes there to take back the engines and kill Pearl Attaway.
Wellington Barracks
Wellington Barracks is the Foot Guards' barracks near Buckingham Palace in Westminster, a database landmark.
Westminster
Westminster is the seat of power in Syndicate's London: Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey all stand here. The Templar Lilla Graves, a prize fighter known as the Bludger, holds it in 1868, and the Devil's Acre slum sits right beside the grand buildings.
Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is the coronation church west of Parliament in Westminster. The Blighter Harrison Harley plans to burn it down, and his Bounty Hunt has you kidnap him first.
Westminster Bridge
Westminster Bridge links Lambeth and Westminster across the Thames, running from the Palace of Westminster to the Waterloo side.
Whitechapel
Whitechapel is the first borough you liberate and the poorest in London, a district of slums and crime. Rexford Kaylock's Blighters hold it when the Fryes arrive in 1868, and in 1888 it becomes Jack the Ripper's hunting ground.