Strolling through Islington & Camden

Culpeper Community Garden

Walk through this beautiful community garden and park with a pond, pathways and stunning greenery. Described as an oasis of relaxation and calm, Culpeper Park is a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of London life. The award-winning park is managed by local people for all walks of life to come together and enjoy.

Camden Passage

Explore Camden Passage, a gorgeous cobbled-stone street that is closed to traffic. Brimming with a diverse array of small indie artisanal shops, market stalls, delicious restaurants and bars, the Passage is an exciting place to wander around. Discover some unique collectables or vintage wares in this well-known area that has made regular appearances on TV programmes including Bargain Hunt and Cash in the Attic.

Barnard Park

Venture through Barnard Park, one of Islington’s largest parks that was originally a cricket ground in the 18th century. Stretching over nine acres, the park has a firepit, amphitheatre and stunning Wildflower meadow alongside its flagship sports facilities and adventure playground.

Coal Drops Yard

Mosey around Coal Drops Yard, renowned for its exquisite shops and mouth-watering restaurants, as well as the beautiful traffic-free spaces. Redesigned by the infamous Sir Thomas Heatherwick, Coal Drops Yard is bustling with beautiful cobbled-stone streets and vintage brick arches. Explore the array of goods by independent craftspeople and up-and-coming designers, or pop into one of their many cafés for a warming cup of coffee along the way.

Camden High Street

Walk along Camden High Street, bustling with colourful and quirky building facades. Known for its markets, shops and lively atmosphere, Camden High Street is also home to some of the most legendary live music venues and bars. Keep your eyes peeled for its funky exteriors with Namaste’s colourful designs and elephant head to House of Leather’s huge aeroplane and loud salsa music.