• Top Hotels in London`s East End:Batty Langley’s • Redchurch Townhouse • ibis London City – Shoreditch • Holiday Inn Express London City • Ace Hotel London Shoreditch
• Eastern London incorporates various neighborhoods (including the City of London, Tower Hill, Canary Wharf, Shoreditch, and Hoxton) each with their unique allure. With colorful markets, intriguing museums, pop-up stores, alfresco riverside dining and some of London’s most iconic structures, there is much to view and do.
• Must-see attractions include visiting St. Paul’s Cathedral, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, the ancient London Wall, and Spitalfields Market.
• For breathtaking views of London, attractions like Sky Gardens, the Gherkin, and Arcelormittal Orbit at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park offer photographic backdrops. Shoppers can explore the pop-up shops of Boxpark, Shoreditch or the Columbia Road flower market for gifts and clothing.
• Some of London’s most fascinating museums reside in East London. Visit the Museum of London to learn about the city from prehistoric times through today or the Museum of London Docklands which shares stories of historical maritime trade and England’s capital’s growth.
• Dining out in East London provides a treat. One will find everything from traditional British pub fare to Indian, Mediterranean, Japanese, and American cuisine. There are friendly, neighborhood cafes, Vegan diners, and deli’s, plus plenty of casual restaurants and fast food outlets.
• Accommodations in East London range from budget-friendly to high-end. You can stay in a renovated courthouse, a top-tier riverside property or a well-known inexpensive chain within walking distance of attractions.
• Underground Stations are spread throughout East London, plus regular bus routes with direct routes to different areas in the city.
• To reach Gatwick Airport, take public transportation from East London to Victoria via the Circle or District Lines. From Victoria take the Gatwick Express train to the airport which takes 40 minutes.
• To reach London Heathrow, arguably the easiest and quickest way is via Paddington Station on the express train. You can take a taxi, bus, or the underground with one transfer from East London to Paddington. King’s Cross/St. Pancras rail stations can be readily accessed on the Northern Line from London Bridge Station.
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