Guidebook for London
Shopping
Columbia Road Flower Market
Columbia RoadThe formerly shabby Redchurch Street has sharpened up its act and is attracting hipster hordes with its stylish boutiques, independent stores and a smattering of vintage shops.
142 locals recommend
Redchurch Street
Redchurch StreetThe formerly shabby Redchurch Street has sharpened up its act and is attracting hipster hordes with its stylish boutiques, independent stores and a smattering of vintage shops.
Food Scene
Jewish family run East End bakery. This institution is open 24 hours and serves the most mouth watering hot salt beef beagles known to man in London. Very popular and often queues.
236 locals recommend
Beigel Bake
159 Brick LnJewish family run East End bakery. This institution is open 24 hours and serves the most mouth watering hot salt beef beagles known to man in London. Very popular and often queues.
Parks & Nature
Pick up some picnic treats from Broadway market and have a picnic in Victoria Park. London’s oldest public park retaining many green flag and green heritage awards.
1666 locals recommend
Pavilion Cafe
Old Ford RoadPick up some picnic treats from Broadway market and have a picnic in Victoria Park. London’s oldest public park retaining many green flag and green heritage awards.
Arts & Culture
Whitechapel Gallery has premiered world-class artists from modern masters such as Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko. This place is on your doorstep.
589 locals recommend
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High StWhitechapel Gallery has premiered world-class artists from modern masters such as Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko. This place is on your doorstep.