Guidebook for London
Food Scene
Known for Restaurant, Peace & Quiet, Romance, Groups, Budget Friendly, Touristy
Modern European Cuisine. 2 minutes walk from Twyford Street.
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Iberia Restaurant
294-296 Caledonian RdKnown for Restaurant, Peace & Quiet, Romance, Groups, Budget Friendly, Touristy
Modern European Cuisine. 2 minutes walk from Twyford Street.
Known for Everything Else
Consistently recognised and awarded for being a very special place to indulge your cheese addiction, La Fromagerie one of the best cheese shops in London - and most likely the country.
143 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
La Fromagerie
30 Highbury ParkKnown for Everything Else
Consistently recognised and awarded for being a very special place to indulge your cheese addiction, La Fromagerie one of the best cheese shops in London - and most likely the country.
Drinks & Nightlife
They sell 275 different types of wine from across the world with a particular emphasis on France, Italy and Spain. Quality ranges from every-day drinking at under £5 to vintage classics and includes organic and biodynamic varieties; quantity is by the glass, bottle or case.
23 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Vinoteca Kings Cross
3 King's BlvdThey sell 275 different types of wine from across the world with a particular emphasis on France, Italy and Spain. Quality ranges from every-day drinking at under £5 to vintage classics and includes organic and biodynamic varieties; quantity is by the glass, bottle or case.
Sightseeing
Everything Else Sightseeing, Stunning Views, Touristy
The London Eye elbowed its way onto the capital's tourist scene as one of the statement pieces to mark the turn of the century (see also The Millennium Bridge) and quickly became a definitive part of the London experience. This spectacularly streamlined riverside wheel stands an impressive 135 meters tall and its sleek, modern, totally see-through glass-pods offer an unrivalled 360-degree view of London and beyond
2099 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Ojo de Londres
Everything Else Sightseeing, Stunning Views, Touristy
The London Eye elbowed its way onto the capital's tourist scene as one of the statement pieces to mark the turn of the century (see also The Millennium Bridge) and quickly became a definitive part of the London experience. This spectacularly streamlined riverside wheel stands an impressive 135 meters tall and its sleek, modern, totally see-through glass-pods offer an unrivalled 360-degree view of London and beyond
Parks & Nature
Known for Park, Families, Touristy
On Stable Street in King's Cross, a short walk from Granary Square, Lewis Cubbit Square is the home of street food market KERB and host to events - including the two pop up pavilions for the London Festival of Architecture - markets and cinema screenings throughout the year.On Stable Street in King's Cross, a short walk from Granary Square, Lewis Cubbit Square is the home of street food market KERB and host to events - including the two pop up pavilions for the London Festival of Architecture - markets and cinema screenings throughout the year.
8 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Handyside Street
Handyside StreetKnown for Park, Families, Touristy
On Stable Street in King's Cross, a short walk from Granary Square, Lewis Cubbit Square is the home of street food market KERB and host to events - including the two pop up pavilions for the London Festival of Architecture - markets and cinema screenings throughout the year.On Stable Street in King's Cross, a short walk from Granary Square, Lewis Cubbit Square is the home of street food market KERB and host to events - including the two pop up pavilions for the London Festival of Architecture - markets and cinema screenings throughout the year.
Arts & Culture
Known for Museum, Touristy
A trip to the Canal Museum reveals there's more to London's man-made waterways than just enjoying a day out in a narrow boat. You'll learn about the history of the canals which were once an important route for horse drawn commercial traffic in the late 18th and early 19th century.
80 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
London Canal Museum
12/13 New Wharf RdKnown for Museum, Touristy
A trip to the Canal Museum reveals there's more to London's man-made waterways than just enjoying a day out in a narrow boat. You'll learn about the history of the canals which were once an important route for horse drawn commercial traffic in the late 18th and early 19th century.
Essentials
More than a mere supermarket, Waitrose in Kings Cross is a food shop, tapas bar and cookery school complete with an in-store wine bar.
50 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Waitrose & Partners Kings Cross
1 Wharf RoadMore than a mere supermarket, Waitrose in Kings Cross is a food shop, tapas bar and cookery school complete with an in-store wine bar.