London’s Eastside is a vibrant and culturally diverse destination. You will find around 130 visitor attractions from the well-known Tower of London to the quirky Museum in Docklands and the best markets in London. It has many distinct neighbourhoods, each with a unique flavour.
Situated on the Thames, Maritime Greenwich is a World Heritage Site and famous for many historic landmarks including the National Maritime Museum and Royal Observatory, the home of Greenwich Mean Time.
From London Bridge to just past Tower Bridge, the Pool of London offers some unusual and intriguing things to see and experience. This iconic area is one of London’s oldest neighbourhoods with many historical, maritime and culinary and connections that shaped London’s history.
Spitalfields and Brick Lane offer bustling street markets, where you can find an interesting mix of new fashion, good food, flowers and plants, funky new sounds, bric-a-brac, and antiques. Sample the variety and buzz of the many trendy bars and night clubs.
Canary Wharf in the heart of the Docklands, offers visitors the chance to experience how London’s industrial heritage has evolved into a modern city. Visitors can enjoy shopping, waterside dining and the renowned Museum in Docklands.
Must see and do
- Tower of London, Pool of London
- Tower Bridge, Pool of London
- National Maritime Museum, Maritime Greenwich
- Royal Observatory, Maritime Greenwich
- Museum in Docklands, Canary Wharf
- Spitalfields Market, Spitalfields
- Whitechapel Art Gallery, Spitalfields
- Old Operating Theatre, Pool of London
- Greenwich Market, Greenwich
- Borough Market, Pool of London