Old Street

West End, Southbank and East End, are nearby suburbs which are also worth discovering.

Travelers come from all the countries of the world to see Big Ben, one of the best-loved spots in the country. It is only less than 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from the heart of town.

Spend some time in London’s center. You won’t want to miss Buckingham Palace, the Royal Albert Hall and Trafalgar Square.

Those interested in exhibits and shows will find some unique cultural highlights in and around Old Street. Explore, learn and be thoroughly entertained in the most popular museums which include Tate Modern, the British Museum and the London Transport Museum. Book seats for a live show at the Globe Theatre, the Lyceum Theatre and the Royal Opera House.

London has a number of noteworthy sights including Southwark Cathedral, Cleopatra's Needle and Russell Square. Travellers with a passion for religious history shouldn’t miss the London Temple Church, the St. Brides' Church and the London St. Paul's Church.

Add to your wardrobe, grab a bite to eat or just window shop at nearby shopping hotspots like Borough Market, Royal Exchange and Leadenhall Market.

See local favorites, the Arsenal take on the opposition in their home stadium, Emirates Stadium. When there is no game scheduled, sports enthusiasts can still visit Emirates Stadium to catch a a fascinating behind the scenes tour.

When you’re ready to put your feet up after discovering the charms of Old Street, check in to one of the area’s numerous short and long stay accommodation options. The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London -Tower of London, the Re London Shoreditch and the Novotel London Tower Bridge are just three of the best places to stay while you are enjoying this special area.