Camden Area Guide

Camden is an eclectic part of North London, where the clash of culture and fashion is evident. The unmistakable style of the Punk rockers exploded onto the scene in 1976 at the Roundhouse, a live music venue. As with many parts of London, the age of gentrification has made the high street and surroundings area more mainstream than years gone by. London Zoo is a short walk away, which is a major attraction for tourists visiting the city.  

Camden Lock market has a selection of independent stalls, bars and cafes. Here in this one spot, you can sample cuisines from around the world. From traditional Fish & Chips, New York deli style salt beef sandwiches, traditional Turkish coffees, Korean hot-dogs and so much more, you'll be spoilt for choice. For those preferring a more traditional setting, Cottons is a Caribbean restaurant offering a taste of island life with a modern twist. If you’re looking for an evening of Cajun food and Blues music, the aptly named Blues Kitchen is for you!