London Neighbourhoods — Where to Explore

A guide to London's most interesting neighbourhoods, from Camden's markets to Notting Hill's pastel streets.

Camden

Alternative markets, live music and canal-side food stalls.

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Notting Hill

Pastel townhouses, Portobello Road Market and indie boutiques.

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Shoreditch

Street art, warehouse bars and East London's creative scene.

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Greenwich

The Prime Meridian, a maritime quarter and a relaxed riverside market.

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Soho

Restaurants, theatre, Chinatown and the heart of West End nightlife.

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South Bank

The riverside walk linking the London Eye, Tate Modern and Borough Market.

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Covent Garden

The piazza, street performers, the Transport Museum and the theatre district.

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Hackney

Broadway Market, Victoria Park and East London's creative café scene.

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Mayfair & Belgravia

Bond Street, Shepherd Market, and London's most elegant Georgian streets.

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Bermondsey

Maltby Street Market, the Beer Mile, White Cube gallery and the antiques market.

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Islington

Upper Street restaurants, Camden Passage antiques and the Almeida Theatre.

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Brixton

Brixton Village market, live music venues and South London's most vibrant neighbourhood.

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Chelsea & Knightsbridge

Harrods, the King's Road, and Chelsea Physic Garden.

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Marylebone

Daunt Books, the Wallace Collection and Marylebone High Street.

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St James's

The park, the pelicans, the Mall and Jermyn Street.

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Dalston & Stoke Newington

Ridley Road Market, Green Lanes Turkish restaurants and Abney Park Cemetery.

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Southwark

Borough Market, Bermondsey Street, Tate Modern, the Globe and the Shard.

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Whitechapel & Spitalfields

Brick Lane, the Sunday Upmarket, street art and East London's layered history.

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