Guidebook for London
Sightseeing
The Brunel Museum is a museum in the Brunel Engine House. The Engine House was designed by Sir Marc Isambard Brunel to be part of the infrastructure of the Thame Tunnel
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Brunel Museum
Railway AvenueThe Brunel Museum is a museum in the Brunel Engine House. The Engine House was designed by Sir Marc Isambard Brunel to be part of the infrastructure of the Thame Tunnel
Everything Else
Surrey Quays Shopping Centre
Redriff RoadA few shops and a large Tesco Extra
Stave Hill itself is a 30-foot (9.1 m) high artificial mound in the shape of a truncated cone, with a viewing platform - remarkable views over Canary Wharf, London and even Wembley.
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Parc Ecològic Stave Hill
Timber Pond RoadStave Hill itself is a 30-foot (9.1 m) high artificial mound in the shape of a truncated cone, with a viewing platform - remarkable views over Canary Wharf, London and even Wembley.
The only and biggest city farm in London with an organic cafe just minutes walk from the flat!
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Surrey Docks Farm
Rotherhithe StreetThe only and biggest city farm in London with an organic cafe just minutes walk from the flat!
Ferry across to Canary Wharf; easy access to the business centre inside twenty minutes without the stress of a commute
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Doubletree Docklands Nelson Dock Pier station
Ferry across to Canary Wharf; easy access to the business centre inside twenty minutes without the stress of a commute
Drinks & Nightlife
This "lovely" riverside pub in Rotherhithe is "popular with tourists" for its location near the spot where the eponymous ship set sail for the New World; One of the oldest pubs in London!
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The Mayflower Pub
117 Rotherhithe StThis "lovely" riverside pub in Rotherhithe is "popular with tourists" for its location near the spot where the eponymous ship set sail for the New World; One of the oldest pubs in London!
Food Scene
Amazing Vietnamese restaurant just down the road from the flat. One of the best places to eat cheaply in London
105 residents recomanen
Cafe East
3-5 Redriff RdAmazing Vietnamese restaurant just down the road from the flat. One of the best places to eat cheaply in London
The Ship & Whale
2 Gulliver StGreat traditional pub feel with Sunday roasts to die for
Excellent boutique coffee shop that offers light snacks and more substantial meals
70 residents recomanen
Canada Water Cafe
40 Surrey Quays RdExcellent boutique coffee shop that offers light snacks and more substantial meals
Amazing views towards the city on the river and a terrace that basks in the afternoon and early evening sun. Good, cheap food and a wide variety of beverages too!
31 residents recomanen
The Salt Quay
163 Rotherhithe StAmazing views towards the city on the river and a terrace that basks in the afternoon and early evening sun. Good, cheap food and a wide variety of beverages too!
Traditional English pub; serves Sunday roasts and Thai food. Very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
27 residents recomanen
The Blacksmiths Arms
257 Rotherhithe StTraditional English pub; serves Sunday roasts and Thai food. Very relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Intimate restaurant that is hidden away; excellent food, especially at the weekends.
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Simplicity
1 Tunnel RdIntimate restaurant that is hidden away; excellent food, especially at the weekends.