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  1. The Ecology Pavillion at Mile End Park. © Ewan Munro

    Mile End Park »

    Mile End Park was first built in 1950 with the vision of creating one large community park by connecting up several …

  2. Puppet Theatre Barge »

    The barge opened in 1982 and is unique. Described as one of London's more elusive treasures, it is an established 50 …

  3. Mile End: The Ragged School Museum, Copperfield Road, E3. © Nigel Cox - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

    Ragged School Museum »

    Located in three canal sidewarehouses that previously wereused to house the largest 'ragged school' in London. In a …

  4. Regent's Park. © Stephen McKay - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

    Regent's Park »

    Regent's Park is a 166 hectare (410 acre), designed in 1811 by renowned architect John Nash. It is just a 20 minute …

  5. Roman Road Market »

    Pick up a bargain or two at the Roman Road Market, from clothes and accessories to fruit and veg. Loads more stalls …

  6. Romford Road Market »

    Once a bustling area based around pub culture, Romford Road Market is now crowded with merry shoppers looking for a …

  7. The Nunnery »

    A contemporary project gallery where you can see the whole spectrum of visual arts by multiple artists, writers, …

  8. Victoria Park

    Victoria Park »

    In the heart of the east end of London, Victoria Park (known locally as ‘Vicky’ Park) was opened in 1845 and …

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