About Hackney
Hackney is officially the greenest borough in London, with London Fields and Victoria Park both particularly popular come the summer. The administrative hub is the area around Hackney Central, and it typifies the new-look Hackney. There’s the elegant ‘30s Town Hall, a massive 24-hour Tesco, a 13th century church tower, some beautiful Victorian terraces, and a number of council blocks. Truly Hackney has something for everyone.
What's on in Hackeny
Hackney is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse boroughs in London. Cheap rent means the area also hosts a number of artists’ studios and galleries. There are some lovely local pubs, a world famous theatre in the Hackney Empire, and great Vietnamese and Turkish restaurants. Broadway Market keeps the trendies happy, and, whilst Hackney might not boast a widely popular music venue, it’s only a short walk to the bright lights of Shoreditch.
Hackney Venues
Hackney Facts
Trains: Hackney Central, Hackney Downs, London Fields
Borough: Hackney
Place - The Dolphin
Pity those guys letting people in are racist and not everybody can get...
Place - Transition Gallery
Small intimate gallery with well thought out exhibitions. The staff are...
Place - The Dolphin
I do love drinking at the Dolphin and I've also attended some wicked...
Place - The Prince George
The George is a great pub, something that's totally apparent if you...
Place - The Crooked Billet
Thursday nights are an absolute hoot in this place with Lynette Jean Butterworth...