The first people's park in London, this stunning open air space comes complete with tree-lined avenues, lakes, leisure gardens, sports facilities and lots more.
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Victoria Park hosts many music, arts and other events. Learn more about What's On in the Park...
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In the heart of London's East End, Victoria Park Village with it's charming shops and cafe's is situated next to Victoria Park (the oldest public park in Britain - built in 1842). Centred around Lauriston Road and Victoria Park Road are fashion and accessories shops, specialist interior shops, cafes, gift shops and books, hairdressers, pubs, bars and restaurants.
Victoria Park
Hackney Empire - Iconic Theatre of London's East End
View details of What's On at present...or call the Box Office on On 020 8985 2424
Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood - NOW RE-OPENED!
Come and see the exciting new galleries!
The Museum's transformation is now complete, so come and discover the new Front Room gallery, our Creativity and Moving Toy displays and get stuck into lots of fun hands-on activities...
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Considering a move to East London?
View our special feature on East London, including historic context, places of interest, Estate agents...
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Sutton House - Tudor house
Visit the oldest house in East London - Sutton House showcases five centuries of family history.
Sutton House - a tudor dwelling surviving in the heart of an East London community
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Geffrye Museum - Restored Historic Almshouse
Visit one of the Geffrye's 18th century almshouses which has been fully restored to its original condition, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of London's poor and elderly in former times. Visitors will have a chance to visit the almshouse on the following days:
Saturdays: 3 May and 7 June 2008
Wednesdays: 7 and 21 May 2008
BSL tours: Saturday 10 May 2008
Timed entries on Saturdays and Wednesdays are at 11.00am, 12.00pm, 2.00pm and 3.00pm.
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