Shoreditch

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Tel code: 0207 | code search
Postcode: EC1 | code search
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Birthplace of:
Edmond Halley Barbara Windsor James Parkinson William Orbit
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Food Legends:
London Porter
Cultural Britain:
Shakespeares Globe
Folk Customs:
April Fools Day
Baddeley Cake
Beating the Tower Boundaries
Blessing of the Throats
Bonfire Night
Changing of the Quill
Doggett's Coat and Badge Race
Footbridge Rent of one Red Rose
Hot Cross Buns for the Widow’s son
Mass for the executed Charles I
Quit Rents Ceremony
Vintners' Company Procession

Shoreditch Events

August
Shoreditch Festival

October
Concrete and Grass
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Days Hotel London Shoreditch
"Good Points: Good modern hotel, very clean. Friendly staff. General review: Excellent value for money. Exactly what I needed for a one night stay.

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Shoreditch has recently become one of London's trendiest districts, together with its neighbour Hoxton. A new wave of young professionals has moved into Shoreditch, sending property prices sky-rocketing in what was once a working-class stronghold between Old Street and Bethnal Green. The boom was kick-started by Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and the other Young British Artists who moved here in the early Nineties, followed by scores of creative bohemians. Today, Shoreditch is jam-packed with lofts, galleries, chic bars and restaurants, coffee shops and clubs, with pop personality Boy George opening a fashion boutique, B-Rude, in The Clerk's House, a notable building in the High Street. Entertainment has long been a speciality of Shoreditch, the location, in the 1500s, of England's first theatre, and then a Shakespearian playhouse. These are marked by plaques in Curtain Road and Hewitt Street respectively. Later it became a centre for Victorian music hall. Shoreditch was once famed for its textile and furniture industries, the latter revisited through exhibits in the local Geffrye Museum. Some striking buildings reveal more about the history of the area, memorably St Leonard's Church, which dates from 1740 and holds the "bells of Shoreditch" mentioned in the nursery rhyme "Oranges And Lemons".

Attraction

AOP Gallery

Charity

Amnesty International (UK Section) Charitable Trust

Classes

Yoga - Shoreditch Studio

Market

Brick Lane Market
Club Row Square Market
Columbia Road Market

Pub and Bar

Barley Mow
Boundary Hotel
Bricklayers Arms
Foundry
Montunos
Old Blue Last
Princess of Shoreditch
Rivington Bar & Grill

Restaurant

Barley Mow
Boundary Hotel
Bricklayers Arms
East is East
Eyre Brothers
Foundry

Grand Central
Great Eastern Dining Room
Montunos
Old Blue Last
Princess of Shoreditch
Rivington Bar & Grill
South
Tabernacle
The Light Restaurant and Bar
The Spitz

School

Randal Cremer Primary School

Self-Catering

Finsbury Residences

Taxi

Alfa Cars
Shoreditch Cars

Shops

Morganics
Sh! Women's Erotic Emporium

Antiques

La Maison

Activities

Powerleague Old Street(Football)

Places to Stay near Shoreditch

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City Inn Express Hotel (0.64 miles)

City Inn Express Hotel

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City Inn Express Hotel is located in London, with easy transport links to the heart of the city.
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Town Hall Hotel & Apartments (0.74 miles)

Town Hall Hotel & Apartments
From the moment you glimpse the baroque architecture of Town Hall and walk into the marble entrance-way with its sweeping staircase and art-deco interior, you know your stay will be memorable. A new concept, Town ... More | visit website
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University of Westminster Alexander Fleming Hall of Residence (0.82 miles)

University of Westminster Alexander Fleming Hall of Residence

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Located at the edge of the "Square Mile", the original City and the most historic part of London. Home to the financial district, St Paul?s Cathedral and the Law Courts. ... More | visit website

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City View Hotel (0.83 miles)

City View Hotel

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The City View Hotel is a brand new Bed & Breakfast in the lively East End by Bethnal Green Tube Station. The Bed and Breakfast offers extremely good value for money ... More

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Hoxton Hotel (0.86 miles)

Hoxton Hotel
Less than a mile from Liverpool Street in central London, the award-winning Hoxton Hotel offers contemporary accommodation in a Shoreditch manor, with roaring fires and exposed brick. Each modern room boasts picturesque views of the city, ... More | visit website
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Tommy Miahs' Raj Hotel (1.01 miles)

Tommy Miahs

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Tommy Miahs Raj Hotel is the newest addition to the Raj Empire. Located in trendy Islington the hotel is perfect for weekend and city breaks. The hotel has in Indian ... More

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The Writers (1.20 miles)

The Writers
The Writers are amongst the finest and most desirable 5 star luxury serviced apartments in London. The development comprises contemporary self-contained one and two double bedroom apartments all equipped with modern amenities, high quality interior ... More | visit website
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Grange Tower Bridge Hotel (1.21 miles)

Grange Tower Bridge Hotel
Launched in June 2011, the brand new Grange Tower Bridge Hotel redefines luxury accommodation and events facilities within the famous Tower Bridge district. Signature services include a comprehensive Business Centre and an expansive Conference and ... More | visit website
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London City Apartments (1.25 miles)

London City Apartments

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An excellent, centrally located base for exploring the many delights of London, these exclusive apartments sit conveniently just 3 minutes' walk from Liverpool Street Station. Stylish and spacious, ... More

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The Montcalm London City (1.34 miles)

The Montcalm London City
Sleek, chic and contemporary, The Montcalm London City presents a completely new experience in the heart of The Barbican, London City. The hotel accents luxurious comfort and offers a superb choice of lavish accommodation, whilst ... More | visit website

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Battle of Towton - 1461, Battle of Alresford - 1644, Albert Hall Opens - 1871, Captain Scott dies - 1912, First London Marathon - 1981
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