[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Brick Ln (Updated Mar)

#EuropeanTravel (First is Notting Hill..💙) If you are traveling to London, I highly recommend you put this place on your travel list! Brick Lane Market is recommended on weekends rather than weekdays. Backyard Market is also open on Saturdays and Sundays, so you can see a much larger market. (Backyard has a lot to eat) Brick Lane Market is connected to Shoreditch, so there is a lot of graffiti and it is a good course to walk and tour. The Bagel Bake at the entrance is the hottest place in Brick Lane. The Hot Salt Beef Bagel is the most famous, but it is on the salty side....please note😂 📍 Brick Lane Market 91 Brick Ln, London E1 6QL UK

There pics are when I traveled to Europe and stopped in London, UK! My first time to travel there and was fell in loved so quickly!!!! There are many vintage shops... I just love it! Young people dress like well😍 The place is clean and safe to travel I think! London is one of fantastic and my fav places where I have ever been..!!! I wanna travel there again🫶 #tripblazers #mytripvlog #fallingforfall #beachlife #beachgirl #traveller #travelholic #backpacking #backpacker #旅 #旅が好き #ビーチ #バックパッカー #バックパック #世界の景色 #旅人 #london #londoncity #unitedkingdom #ロンドン #イギリス #おすすめ

#meetlondon Let me introduce you to London, the financial district and the Art of the Brick Lane. We spend a few days in London and we got lucky with a lot of sun. On the first sunny day we walked from the Tower bridge all the way to the Brick Lane. At that time there was a Brick Lane Festival and many famous artists performed in the area for free. There was a big lineup for 3-4 days and many activities available. On the second day we went to the Financial District to take a look at all the big office buidlings and the modern architectural design in the city center. There are many great restaurants here #tripblazers

Mushroom Jun's European Travel UK, London Today is a pseudo-fashion blogger on the streets of London~ Share with you some travel can be integrated into the local wear carefully Hosting one of the world's four major fashion weeks, London, where people dress themselves into a system, you can learn it with a little attention. 1 Autumn and winter, mainly with plaid coat or windbreaker, with boots or flat bottom Shoes, wearing a simple bottoming; 2 girls like to wear thin black stockings or black fishnets when they show their legs; 3 clothes color is gray, beige, black, the most vivid colors It is red, and most of it is for small areas. found some old clothes with coat

Brick Lane, located in East London, is one of the most famous weekend markets in East London. The street is filled with various styles of street graffiti, street performances, antique book markets, second-hand markets, and exotic food stalls, making it one of the best places to experience London's subculture. Brick Lane Market consists of old brick buildings that resemble warehouses. The market has a very distinctive character, attracting various elements that young people love. Every weekend, many young people flock to this market. Maltby Street Market is located under a railway viaduct. My stereotype of British food was limited to fish and chips, but during this trip, I fell in love with the exotic cuisine at London markets. The various exotic dishes from around the world, with their unique appearances and flavors, captivated me. No wonder it has become one of the most popular food markets in London in recent years. Although Maltby Street Market is not very large, the food is truly delicious!

The first Andaz in London Liverpool Street! Brick Lane is just downstairs 🎨 [Global Treasure Hotel Sharing] 🏨Hotel Name: Andaz London Liverpool Street 🏷Brand: Hyatt Hotels Corporation ⏰Opening Time: Renovated in 2008 📍Liverpool Street, London, UK - [Hotel Highlights] ◾️The first Andaz hotel in the world ◾️Hidden in the Victorian red brick building on Liverpool Street, London ◾️Perfect blend of modern and trendy elements ◾️Walking distance to Brick Lane Market - Great location: Within walking distance, there is the most avant-garde art distribution center in the city - Brick Lane, and Tower Bridge, Tower of London, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tate Modern and Spitalfields Market are also within easy reach - Design style, quite avant-garde, both classical and modern. The exterior wall of the hotel still retains the original red brick, but the interior decoration is very contemporary, with large-scale color graffiti, classical and exquisite; - Rooms: 267 stylish rooms are spacious, blending the essence of history and tradition, and full of creative colors, making the traditional urban style and the ever-changing and vibrant artistic atmosphere of East London complement each other. All rooms are equipped with Yukata luxury bathrobes and T-London bath products. Some rooms offer stunning views of the city or the interior gallery - Facilities: Relax in five unique restaurants and bars, or explore the exciting sights of East London and the whole of London, and experience the infinite charm of the city up close - In the guest room, the graffiti works of the Pearl King and Queen by street graffiti artist Chris Price, representing the dynamic and vitality of East London, are impressive. In fact, fashion and avant-garde art are another cultural symbol that is not well known in this "financial city", because it takes about ten minutes to walk from the hotel to the area where trendy people gather in London - "Brick Lane" ~

The HOKO cafe is located in brick lane London. It was my first two weeks in London, I already miss Hong Kong food, so i visited the cafe with my Hong Kong friend. It’s really tasty and fantastic service that makes you miss Hong Kong more. We ordered the pork rice, and tofu as side dish, and also the cafe toast. They are all so tasty that I will definitely visit again. If you want to try delicious Hong Kong dish, visit HOKO! There are also many vintage market nearby that you don’t want to miss out!

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent The London Bagel Museum is very famous in Korea! Should I say this is where it all began? I heard they got their inspiration from here. The bagels were really chewy and delicious, and I really liked the unique feeling. It's in Brick Lane, so it fits the alleyway feel. If you put salmon and lettuce in it and eat it, it's really delicious. You should definitely go.

London’s street food scene is vibrant, offering a diverse range of flavors from around the world. Head to Borough Market for gourmet burgers, fresh seafood, and artisanal baked goods, or explore Camden Market, famous for its international street food stalls serving everything from Korean BBQ to Venezuelan arepas. For spice lovers, Brick Lane is a must-visit, with its iconic curries and street vendors selling samosas and chai. Street Feast markets, like Dinerama in Shoreditch, bring together pop-up food trucks offering everything from wood-fired pizzas to bao buns. London’s street food reflects its multicultural vibe, offering something for every palate. #eatlikealocal

London offers plenty of aesthetic and vibey spots to explore: 🌿 St Dunstan in the East Church Garden – A hidden gem with ivy-clad ruins, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle 🎨 Brick Lane – A vibrant street bursting with street art, vintage shops, and eclectic cafes, making it an Instagrammer’s dream 🕰️ Seven Dials – A charming area with cobblestone streets, quirky boutiques, and cozy cafes, perfect for a leisurely stroll 🏮 Chinatown – Bright lights, colorful lanterns, and authentic eateries create a lively, atmospheric vibe 🌸 Regent’s Park – A beautiful, expansive park with blooming gardens, perfect for picnics or a scenic walk #uktrip #london #londontrip #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

📍Brick Lane Market 91 Brick Ln, London E1 6QL, UK Open Sundays from 10 AM to 6 PM Located in Shoreditch, arguably the trendiest neighborhood in London, the Brick Lane Market is a hub of activity every Sunday. It's my personal favorite market in London, offering a wide array of sights and bites. The place is overflowing with delicious food and a variety of vintage items. The area is also known for its vibrant street art, and there are even tours dedicated to the graffiti here. If you find yourself in London on a Sunday, I highly recommend making a visit to the Brick Lane Market.

the number 1 spot in London to visit if you love Street Art, Vintage clothes, Bagels and Curries Its a great weekend spent strolling around Brick Lane watching graffiti artists paint live in the park eating world class Indian cuisine and shopping the vintage markets for some interesting clothes Its a hipster, tourist, artist paradise in East London I would put it on the top of everyone’s list visiting London. #bricklane

Red Brick Lane Brick Lane in East London is a street full of character It represents British pop culture symbolizing diversity, vintage, and trendiness It was once known as Whitechapel Lane because of the red brick buildings and was renamed Brick Lane in the 15th century 🌟Highlights: 1️⃣ Graffiti Street, with various exaggerated graffiti covering several streets I met two street graffiti artists from Thailand here, who warmly invited me to an art exhibition, to exchange painting ideas, an unforgettable encounter At first, I thought they were unknown wandering artists, but later I saw their works on the streets of Bangkok and Taipei! They also have a high number of Instagram followers! It turns out they are truly talented creators 2️⃣ Second-hand vintage clothing and accessories This is a treasure trove for vintage enthusiasts Brick Lane Vintage Market sells items from the 1920s to the 1980s, with dazzling clothes, shoes, hats, and jewelry Those who love collecting old records can also find a large collection here Even if you don't buy anything, enjoying the fashionable streetwear of passersby is also a great pleasure 3️⃣ A dazzling array of delicacies from various countries 📍Detailed address: Brick Lane, London, E1 6QR Subway station: ALDGATE EAST station 🕙Recommended visiting time: Sunday 9:00-17:00

Brick Lane is a wonderful place for all things art, vintage finds, and vegan goodies 🇬🇧

and vintage stores are amazing!!!

Mushroom Jun's European Travel UK, London Brick Lane Street, the Brick Lane area is filled with trendy young students, trendy office workers and exaggerated styles. The current brick alley area can be divided into three parts: One is a food street that integrates food from all over the world, Italian food, Chinese food, Indian food, Japanese food, and many more. Not the name of the cuisine. When I arrived here, it was just noon. I spent a few pounds to buy a box of Chinese fast food and quickly prepared to go shopping. Of course you can also taste the famous grass juice here, drink it, and feel the sip of the sip on the grass. It slowly produces a burning sensation from the throat to the stomach. It is more than drinking. Still more violent. Second is a retro clothing store and flea market hidden in every corner, clothing stores such as Absolute Vintage, Rokit, and Vintage store, each dress looks very special, but personal feeling is still a test Skillful. The third is the fun of pure shopping. There will be many interesting stalls on the weekend market: the three uncles who play chess at the same time, he was here last year, the only difference this year is The sun is so good, he has a sun umbrella on his head, and he is still engrossed, playing with everyone for free. There is live music on the street, and many young bands preparing to release new albums will also choose the weekend market as a test of new songs. Walking on the street is a feast for the ears.

If you’re walking around the art and second hand market on the streets of London, be sure not to miss the Red Brick Lane. This is a very famous area for graffiti and art in East side of London. Back then, East London was a dirty, messy area filled with all kinds of folks from all walks of life. Ever since the street buskers discovered this area, it has become an area for the artsy crowd. What is fun about the Red Brick Lane isn’t just the graffiti on the wall. Here, second-hand clothing shops are very popular. In each shop you’ll find neatly stacked rows of second-hand clothing and items. The artistic vibe of London extends farther from the hundreds of museums and galleries here. It is in fact more in the vibrant and multi-faceted street culture of the city. For the graffiti artists, corners and holes in the wall are what they love. Old walls which may look broken and old are the best canvas for their creations. It is exactly in places like these where I get to see just how a city embraces variety and differences. Of course, there are lots of restaurants and herbal stores here selling gourmet ware. You’ll also find clothing shops and places selling Indian saris. It’s bustling with energy and visitors here. Sometimes during the weekend you’ll see waves of tourists coming in, drinking and eating along the way. It’s a sight to behold.

Metro to Aldgate East station, within walking distance. East London very famous graffiti art, the good would have heard of this place. East London was once seen as a filthy, Longshehunza, high crime dark place since cutting-edge artists stationed, this place became a gathering place for people of avant-garde fashion, just like West London and styles. Beginning to Brick Lane in London is directed at the full wall of graffiti in this place. Guangzhao to indulge in a variety of flea markets and secondhand stores. Here the Raiders do not have to do anything. He walked to discover surprises, the appearance of the building blocks are all artists canvas, with a variety of beautiful, brain graffiti hole wide open, it is an excellent place to take pictures. There are dozens of vintage clothing second-hand shop. If you want a pair of shoes or the ever-popular worn leather jacket, this will be your best choice in London. Some street artists will collaborate with advertisers, with their art to make money, of course, depends on the style, some street art style is delicate for the public to accept, but there is some favorite was the public.