Scotland Yard is the Metropolitan Police headquarters in the Strand. Several Jack the Ripper memories involving Inspector Abberline reference it.
The land once housed visiting Scottish kings. After the 1707 union the palace was pulled down for government buildings, and the police rear entrance on Great Scotland Yard gave the force its nickname.
The last stop of Roth and Jacob's kidnapping run is the Yard itself. Chester Swinebourne is a constable by day who passes police business to Starrick by night, so Jacob slips into the headquarters, grabs him and brings him out to Roth's carriage, cutting Starrick's line into the force.
Abberline has Evie brought to the Yard at the start of Autumn of Terror to brief her on the Whitechapel killings, and she returns to his office in Letters of Intent to ask where Arthur Weaversbrook can be found. Several Slow Carriage Escape memories, such as those for John Pizer, Seweryn Kłosowski and Robert Donston Stephenson, have Evie drive a frightened Ripper suspect here alive while angry locals try to stop the carriage.
National Gallery
The National Gallery is the art museum on Trafalgar Square. In Triple Theft, Jacob and Maxwell Roth visit it while kidnapping Starrick's associates.
St James' Park
St James' Park is London's oldest royal park, just east of Buckingham Palace in Westminster. In Triple Theft it is where Jacob and Roth go after Starrick's head of security, Benjamin Raffles.
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.
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.