Located in North West London, Camden boasts plenty of amazing areas to discover.
King’s Cross
As well as being one of London’s most notable transport hubs, both for national and international train services, King’s Cross has an up-and-coming gastronomic scene. Coal Drops Yard, a shopping destination in the heart of King’s Cross, has over 50 stores and restaurants.
King’s Cross also has some of London’s biggest business hubs, including a huge Google office. After work, you will find the bars and restaurants packed with everyone from business people to travellers and lovers of culture.
Harry Potter fans will also recognise King’s Cross station for being the site of the iconic platform nine and three quarters!
Regent’s Park
Regent’s Park is a royal park, covering 197 hectares of land including Primrose Hill and its impressive views. Akin to Central Park in New York, Regent’s Park is one of London’s largest areas of greenery and beloved by all. Whether you’re a tourist having a picnic, a local going for a run, or a family on a day out, this park has beautiful grounds all year round.
London Zoo is also located in Regent’s Park, a favourite tourist attraction. In the summer, you can enjoy outdoor theatre at Regent’s Park’s open-air theatre.
Covent Garden
One of the first ports-of-call for those visiting London, Covent Garden is an iconic area of the capital city. A world-class shopping and dining destination, thousands of foodies and fashion-lovers flock to Covent Garden on a daily basis.
However, the attraction doesn’t end there. Covent Garden is also one of London’s major culture hubs, located in the heart of theatreland. With musicals, shows, plays and the Royal Opera House, there is no shortage of entertainment here!
