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Limehouse Area Guide

A locals' guide to Limehouse

Where do Limehouse locals go?

Why not explore the nearby areas of
canary wharf,
poplar,
bow,
rotherhithe,
whitechapel,
wapping,
isle of dogs,
bethnal green,
north greenwich,
and victoria park

Did you know?

"The Grapes pub, established in 1583, has been the scene of Walter Raleigh setting off on a voyage, managed to survive through the Blitz and the Dockland regeneration. It now offers fantastic views along the river and brags Sir Ian McKellan as one of its owners."
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Whitechapel's residential buildings and mixed architecture are on the doorstep of vibrant Shoreditch and the bustling City.
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Andrew Phillips

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Limehouse is a stunning residential gem between the City and Canary Wharf...
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Asim Naim

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There's no better place in London than Wapping! I love the impressive mix of modern developments and historic buildings.
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Asim Naim

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What locals say about Limehouse

“Limehouse is well connected area with both the DLR to Bank & Canary Wharf as well as the C2C National Rail connections to Fenchurch street. You can easily walk to the Thames and also the Narrow and the grapes pubs. The regents canal and Limehouse basin provides a great view. Mile end provides council run local sports facilities or virgin active in Canary Wharf is not far.”

Activities near Limehouse

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About Limehouse

Limehouse is a place in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. It is on the northern bank of the River Thames opposite Rotherhithe and between Ratcliff to the west and Millwall to the east. Limehouse is sometimes thought by newcomers to be centred on Narrow Street and the Limehouse Basin, but it is in fact centred on Limehouse Town Hall in Commercial Road. It stretches from Limehouse Basin in the west to the edge of the former Chinatown in Pennyfields in the east; and from the Thames in the south to the Victory Bridge at the junction of Ben Jonson Road and Rhodeswell Road in the north. The area gives its name to Limehouse Reach, a section of the Thames which runs from Shadwell, through Ratcliff and then Limehouse and on to Millwall. Further to the southwest, Narrow Street, Limehouse's historic spine, which runs along the back of the Thames wharves, boasts one of the few surviving early Georgian terraces in London.

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