Old Bailey

The Old Bailey is London's Central Criminal Court, known for its long history of handling serious criminal cases. Located near the site of the medieval courthouse of the same name, it has been the venue for many significant trials since its opening in 1907. The court processes a range of offenses, including murder and robbery, and is notable for its public galleries where spectators can observe proceedings. The Old Bailey also symbolizes the British legal system and the pursuit of justice. Its records offer insight into social history and legal developments over several centuries.