WHAT MAKES EAST LONDON SO POPULAR?

East London now consists of the following London Boroughs: Barking and Dagenham, Havering, Newham, Waltham Forest and Redbridge. East London comprises of the following major rivers: the Thames, the Roding, the Lea, and the Beam. Like most areas of London, the region has faultless transport systems, so you will have no problems living here. There are many ways to get to East London with all its transport routes. Firstly, if you are fond of travelling by the tube, you can use the Victoria Line, which takes you to Walthamstow; the Central Line, which takes you to Woodford; the Jubilee line, which takes you to Stratford; and the Hammersmith and City line which takes you to Barking. Alternatively, you could use the train. You can catch one from Liverpool Street, Fenchurch Street or Stansted airport.

East London is the fashionable part of London and boasts fine art galleries and museums. The region appeals to youths because of its culture and excellent nightlife. It is also an incredibly trendy place to be and has endless bars and nightclubs. As so many projects are going on at the moment in East London, it is heavily appealing to investors. Even if it may not seem like the greatest place to invest, it will certainly be in the near future. It is definitely an up and coming place. A lot of property developments are happening in East London now and this is what is luring investors to this part of London.

There is plenty for you to see whilst you are in East London. In Walthamstow, you can see Epping Forest, The Vestry Museum, the William Morris Gallery, or Walthamstow Village. If you are in Ilford, why not have a browse in its fantastic library. Furthermore, you can also take part in interesting activities such as biking near the River Lea in Walthamstow, or take a stroll in Valentines Park in Ilford. You could even attend a performance at Stratford’s Theatre Royal. As you can see quite clearly for yourself, there is plenty for you to do and see here. There are also many places to eat and drink around, so you will not be short of outdoor dining. In Walthamstow there is The Ferry Boat Inn, The Goose and if you are looking for music and nightlife, there is the Standard music venue which is very good. If you have not sorted out any accommodation yet, don’t worry because in East London there are endless places to stay, whether for one night or a month. Some of the hotels include the following: Ibis Hotel Stratford, Viking Hotel, Devonshire Hotel, and many more. The list of places goes on and on. The East End has also been frequently mentioned in novels including the works of Jack London and George Orwell.