Guidebook for E17 Walthamstow
Parks & Nature
A beautiful slice of river valley grasslands away from the bustling city
92 locals recommend
Walthamstow Marshes
Lea Bridge RoadA beautiful slice of river valley grasslands away from the bustling city
Walthamstow Wetlands
2 Forest RoadThe biggest urban wetlands in Europe. Great birdwatching!
Drinks & Nightlife
Great pub on the high street, with a little fire. Also has a DJ on the weekends and plays the rugby when there are big games
40 locals recommend
The Chequers Pub Walthamstow
145 High StGreat pub on the high street, with a little fire. Also has a DJ on the weekends and plays the rugby when there are big games
Great glass of vino and a good pint on the canal. It isn't the cheapest but is good quality food and drink in a cool location
104 locals recommend
The Princess Of Wales
27 Villiers StGreat glass of vino and a good pint on the canal. It isn't the cheapest but is good quality food and drink in a cool location
Food Scene
Hidden gem tucked away in the Industrial estate. Great little cafe with top brunch, coffee and cake
11 locals recommend
Lighthaus cafe
11 Argall AveHidden gem tucked away in the Industrial estate. Great little cafe with top brunch, coffee and cake
Arts & Culture
Neon artist and light artist, largest stock of vintage neons and signs in Europe. There is a great brewery, Wild Card, where you can drop in and have a pint right beside this spot too
112 locals recommend
Gods Own Junkyard
Shernhall StreetNeon artist and light artist, largest stock of vintage neons and signs in Europe. There is a great brewery, Wild Card, where you can drop in and have a pint right beside this spot too
The William Morris Gallery displays the life and work of the radical Victorian designer, craftsman and campaigner, William Morris, and explores his continuing relevance today
186 locals recommend
William Morris Gallery
531 Forest RdThe William Morris Gallery displays the life and work of the radical Victorian designer, craftsman and campaigner, William Morris, and explores his continuing relevance today