The South Bank of the Thames

I love the south bank. I mean, i've watched it evolve the years. It was almost a place that londoners didn't bother with and tourists never thought about visiting. And now it's become all of a focus, really, for the and i'm just walking along that walkway. There're some great bars and restaurants and pubs down there,. Some great museums you can visit as well. Clearly, in london, you've got all the decent stuff on the north, and then you got all the rough edge stuff on the south. How does that work? Historically in lONDON, what characterized that wrong side of the tracks, the south side of the thames river