One strong source of information is the engravings from the period. The picture also shows a number of other buildings on either side of what look like a number of roads.
Trees line some of the roads.
But there is not enough detail in the engraving to determine what any of the structures actually looked like. A more spectacular view of London is Claus Jan Visscher's engraving , published in Amsterdam in 1616. Here the viewer is looking north across the Thames river toward the city of London with St. Paul's Cathedral centered in the view. In the foreground , the engraving also shows several buildings in the Bankside area of Southwark on the southern side of the Thames river including one that is labeled as the Globe theatre. There is much more detail in this picture, but scholars have determined that it mostly inaccurate.