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Clerkenwell, neighbourhood in the inner borough of Islington, London. It is composed of the parishes of St. James and St. John. The area developed around the Nunnery of St. Mary (replaced by St. James, Clerkenwell Green, in 1792) and the Priory of St. John of Jerusalem, both founded in the 12th.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
Jun 3, 2020 · Clerkenwell: an insider guide | Where to eat, drink shop and stay in Clerkenwell, London, including St John restaurant, The Eagle gastropub, Zetter Townhouse and The Rookery.
- Hannah. United Kingdom 2 contributions. Quirksome. All the team members were really friendly and the mail rail was a novel ride! The exhibition was educational and alluring (especially loved the uniforms through the ages); only wish the gift shop had more stamps, otherwise, their own unique ones were really fun.
- Love and laughter 😍 London, UK 301 contributions. Excellent performance of Edward Scissorhands however… …whilst I don’t have an issue with bag checks the security should not be allowed to maul around your bag.
- LondonaireInLondon. London, UK2 contributions. Wonderful little museum that packs a lot in a small space. One of the most interesting of the smaller London museums.
- yousra arroub. 3 contributions. Kayana. Great experience honestly, Gabriel aka Kayana had us emerged in the story! Top class! Would defo recommend and if you get Kayana your in for a great time.
- Marx Memorial Library
- Novelty Automation Museum
- The Postal Museum and Mail Rail
- Exmouth Market
- Islington Museum
- Sadler’s Wells Theater
- Little Italy
- Charles Dickens Museum
- Smithfield Market
- Museum of London
London was once home to one of the world’s most important political and economic philosophers in Karl Marx, and the Marx Memorial Libraryis dedicated to carrying on Marx’s mission of supporting the working classes and educating about socialism. The library has a large collection of newspapers, books, and other artifacts from labor groups all over t...
Dedicated to all those coin-operated machines you found at the beach, arcades, and Tesco growing up, the Novelty Automation Museum is one of the largest repositories of fun and funny arcade machines in the world. From more artistic pieces such as “The Dream” to fun games like “Test Your Nerve” there are well over a dozen of these machines on displa...
You wouldn’t think a museum dedicated to the mail could be so much fun, but you will definitely be surprised visiting the Postal Museum in London. The museum shows off the history of the Royal Mail and how it’s been delivering letters and packages to people for centuries and interesting mail from the first Christmas cards to letters lost in shipwre...
Exmouth Market can be found on a pedestrianized street on Fridays and Saturdays. Most of the stalls here are food-based, from fantastic street food to the freshest produce and there’s a great mix of national retails and locals alike. What’s more, there’s also a number of stalls that sell jewelry, antiques, art, and more. If you can’t make it on the...
Dedicated to the history of the Borough of Islington, the Islington Museum is sponsored by the local council and is free to enter. In addition to exhibits and artifacts documenting the borough’s history, there are rotating temporary exhibits that feature everything from anti-apartheid protests to the Arsenal Football Club. Most of the stories in th...
A top performance venue in London, Sadler’s Wells Theater plays host to any number of dance shows throughout the year. Everything from ballet and tap to step and interpretive dance can be found at this theater which is the sixth of its name dating back to 1683. Be sure to check the schedule for the latest performances and opportunities to learn abo...
Clerkenwell’s south-west corner has earned the nickname “Little Italy” for the high population of Italian immigrants that settled there beginning in the 19thCentury. St. Peter’s Church there was modeled after the Basilica of San Cristogono and plays host to the Processione della Madonna del Carmine every year. There are still plenty of Italian-run ...
Located in the former home of the author himself, the Charles Dickens Museum is a testament to the man and his works. In addition to the exhibits, the museum also offers plenty of opportunities to engage directly with Dickens’s works through dramatic readings as well as walking tours to places relevant both to his life and appearing in his novels. ...
The largest of Clerkenwell’s markets, Smithfield Market is also the largest wholesale meat market not only in the UK but also one of the largest in Europe. The best time to hit the market is around 7-8 AM in the morning when the majority of the stalls are open, and you’ll find a mixture of restaurants buying their ingredients for the day along with...
Much like the Islington Museum, the Museum of London is free to enter though it features the history of the entire city from pre-Roman times to the present. You’ll be able to really plunge into London’s history from interactive exhibits to recreations of the city’s streets from different eras. Exhibits include everything from the art of photographi...
Feb 9, 2017 · Clerkenwell is mainly known for its abundance of wonderful places to eat and drink, but there is also a variety of interesting things to do and see in this central neighbourhood. What makes this part of the city such a noteworthy place to visit is the wealth of history that its cobbled streets hold.
- Alice Burns
Clerkenwell is the posh part that connects Islington to the city. Many grade 2 listed buildings, beautiful churches and architecture, lots to places to eat and drink and many hidden alleyways leading to secluded houses and pubs.
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Feb 23, 2018 · Famous for being one of the city’s gastronomic hub, Clerkenwell’s Michelin starred restaurants, healthy cafes, street food markets and historic pubs, attract locals and tourists alike every day of the week. But people don't come here only to fill their bellies, there are also many architecture studios, contemporary showrooms, museums ...
