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The Clink Prison![]() The Clink Prison was attached to Winchester House Palace and was the home of the Bishops of Winchester from the 12th century until 1626.
As you near the entrance to the prison you are met with the sound of Gregorian chanting. You peer into the darkness and you can see an image of a waxwork prisoner bound and suspended in the air. He moans and sends a shiver down your spine.
Address: 1 Clink Street, London SE1
9DG
Tel: 020 7403 0900 Tube: London Bridge Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat & Sun, 10am-9pm Admission Adult £5 - Children (under16) £3.50 - Senior Citizens (over 60) £3.50 Student (need I.D.) £3.50 - Family £12.00 (2 adults, 2 children)
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Since the 15th
century the prison was owned by the Bishops of Winchester and the area was known as 'The
Liberty of the Clink'.
