A Tale of Two Cities

Author: Charles Dickens

Book Locations
  • Temple Bar

    In "A Tale of Two Cities," Temple Bar represents the gateway between the legal and the commercial heart of London, a key location for the unfolding of the story.

  • The Old Bailey

    The Old Bailey is a significant location in the novel, where pivotal trials and scenes of justice and injustice take place.

  • Place de la Concorde

    In Paris, Place de la Concorde is central to the revolutionary fervor and social upheaval that marks much of the novel.

  • Rue Saint-HonorĂ©

    Rue Saint-Honoré is where key characters reside, adding to the tension and drama in the novel.

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