Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
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Highbury
is where the mayor of London lives. It's classy and elegant, ideal
if you want a quiet afternoon or guaranteed good restaurant.
Uncovered Experiences
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Stoke Newington
is a delightful borough, dominated by
a charming high street of vintage book shops and cafes. Come for an easy
walk around, especially if you're in to drinking coconut water and browsing
socialist literature.
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The
Little Angel Theatre
has been staging mythical productions since the
60's and it's the last surviving puppet theatre in the country. It's not just for
kids, although the children's workshops and programs are highly recommen-
ded.
www.
littleangeltheatre
.com
Where to eat
Think organic produce, traditionally fitted gastro pubs, and hearty meals to eat beside the
fireplace. In fact, imagine that you're somewhere in the English countryside having a meal.
Dotted around North London are some delightful places to eat, each accompanying an af-
ternoon or morning in a bohemian borough.
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- Tucked down the cobbled streets of Hampstead village, the
Holly
Bush
is an ode to the classic English pub; 18
th
century interiors, wooden
beams, roasted meats, and a roaring open fire.
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£££ - Kalendar,
near Archway, epitomizes the urban chic of North London,
with rustic furniture and a deli style approach.
15A Swain's Lane.
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£££ - Finsbury Park
has a strong Italian influence and there's a whole host
of authentic Italian restaurants serving up wood oven fired pizzas. You know
you're in the right place when the waiters initially address you in Italian, be-
fore switching to full on London drawl.
Where to drink and party