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Bookmark or Share- Why you should visit Brick Lane, London - Bright NomadLondon’s Brick Lane is where you go for a vibrant mix of food markets, street performers, vintage shops, curry restaurants, trendy cafes, incredible street art, independent bookshops and rainbow bagels…
- An Insider's Guide to Exploring Brick Lane — London x LondonOnce associated with the poorest slums of East London, and a favoured spot for Jack the Ripper murders (gulp!), Brick Lane is now a vibrant cultural, ethnic and artistic hub where millions of people come to explore year-round.
- Your Ultimate Brick Lane Guide - The Nudge LondonYou could hole up at one of the best restaurants in Spitalfields, pop into Spitalfields Market, or explore the rest of the neighbourhood with our Shoreditch guide. As curry house central, Brick Lane is a feast for the senses - here's where to go, and where else to pop your head in before dinner.
- 18 Things to See When Visiting Brick Lane - London By An18 Things to See When Visiting Brick Lane – Free London Walking Tour With a Map. There are countless ways to experience London’s East End and its most famous street, Brick Lane. Today, Brick Lane is known mainly for its: markets. street art.
- Street Art In Brick Lane: A Self-guided Walking Tour - THE FLASHPACKEROnce rubbish-strewn and rodent-infested, today’s Brick Lane is booming with chic cafes, curry houses, vintage clothes shops and cutting-edge art galleries. It is one of London’s most famous streets and the epicentre of the city’s urban art scene.
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