This gallery is one of the cultural centre points of this area, and offers a great place to view artistic creations. The gallery carries a fine collection of works by artists who come from the locality, as well as...

The Columbia Road Flower Market is the perfect place for anyone who has a green thumb (or wishes they did!). The stalls lining Columbia Street stock a bewildering variety of herbs, flowering plants, trees etc., suitable for re-planting in your...

The Eastside Heritage Centre allows visitors a chance to learn more about the social history of this area. Unlike many museums that are more concerned with the general trends of change across the political world, this museum focuses on...

A small and well kept garden found in Tower Hamlets, in the east of London. Ion Square Gardens was first opened to the general public over a hundred years ago, in 1895, and has since become popular with local residents....

Matt’s Gallery was developed in London to allow artists the time and space that they need to slowly evolve and develop their skills, without the pressure to produce quickly. The gallery therefore has a commitment to showing the hottest...

Located in the former crypt of a fine late 19th Century early English style church, this museum is one of the most famous and fascinating medical collections in the capital. I has been designed to take visitors on a...

Designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor, the construction of this magnificent church in Spitalfields took fifteen years, and was finally finished in 1729. Spitalfields Church, often referred to as Christ Church, was originally built after a commission was setup to build fifty...

Stepping Stones Farm is a community based city farm and rural crafts centre situated in the heart of Stepney, East London. The project is entirely run by volunteers with diverse interests covering horticulture, permaculture, blacksmithing, carpentry, animal husbandry and alternative...

Tower Hamlets History Archive contains an extensive collection pertaining to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets which is essentially the ‘real’ East End of the capital. Within the archive are over twenty thousand texts, including books and pamphlets dating...