Landmarks near Angel, London

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1. Colebrooke Row Gardens
150 m -
Colebrooke Row Gardens, N1 8AS, Islington

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- Park
2. Camden Passage
100 m -
Camden Passage, N1 8EA, Islington

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- Shopping street
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3. Chapel Market
390 m -
Chapel Market, N1 9EZ, Islington

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- Market
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4. Claremont Square
570 m -
Clerkenwell, Islington

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5. Culpeper Community Garden
330 m -
1 Cloudesley Rd, N1 0XU, Islington

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Cherry blossoms

Did you know that 47 per cent of London is green space and that there are eight million trees scattered around the city? Over 38,000 of them are cherry blossoms. Usually, April is cherry blossom month (otherwise known as sakura) in London, but the blooms can be seen as early as March and as late as ...
Updated 8 Apr 2024
Stores in Angel

There's lots of choice if you're going shopping in Angel. From bustling Chapel Market and the Angel Central shopping centre to the cute boutiques of Camden Passage, there's a whole lot to discover whatever you're looking for. If you're searching for fashion, homeware, books, or delicious things to e...
Updated 15 Jan 2024
Affordable shopping

Affordable shopping in London isn't a myth. Whilst the city is certainly home to luxury boutiques and aspirational designer goods with price tags to match, there are also lots of places where you can buy great items on a more modest budget. From stylish clothing to items for the kids, whatever it is...
Updated 16 Feb 2024
Harry Potter experiences

There are many places in London where you can experience the magic of the Wizarding World without having to travel too far outside the city. The capital is teeming with wizarding wonders for ultimate Potterheads, from Leadenhall Market, which was used as one of the entrances to The Leaky Cauldron pu...
Updated 29 Apr 2024
Markets

From farmer's markets and flower markets to street food and antiques, London's market scene is popping off all over the city. While away the weekend, rummaging through antique goodies at Alfie's Antiques or dine with an old restored church as your backdrop at Mercato Metropolitano in Mayfair. Swing...
Updated 19 Dec 2023
Northern line guide

The Northern Line is the world's oldest electric railway system, stretching from High Barnet and Edgware all the way down to Morden. It's no surprise that it is one of the city's busiest and most confusing lines, including lots of stops with many incredible activities and experiences to get stuck in...
Updated 1 Dec 2023
A day in Islington

From Finsbury Park and Holloway to Angel and Clerkenwell, there's loads going on in Islington. If you want to see modern art, tour a famous football stadium, enjoy food and cocktails, or dance until dawn, this is the borough for you. With so many things to do in Islington there are a myriad of ways...
Updated 15 Nov 2023
Gardens

When someone mentions London, you probably think of a concrete jungle with glistening skyscrapers. But it’s so much more than that; the city has countless pockets of green spaces, parks and gardens that are perfect for rest, relaxation and reflection amidst the busy city. From rooftop gardens...
Updated 30 May 2024
Secret places

If you live in London or you're visiting, you might be tired of the major sights and landmarks that everyone knows and loves. Whilst places like the Tower of London and St Paul's Cathedral are iconic parts of the city, perhaps you want to explore some of London's secret places that give you a differ...
Updated 22 Jan 2024