Shoreditch Style

Explore the Colourful Canvas of East London’s Street Art Scene

Art is not what you see, but what you make others see - Edgar Degas

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Street art on an old wall and shutter in Hanbury Street at Shoreditch - Shutterstock

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In today’s email: 

• Shoreditch Style

• London’s Oldest Stories

• Around The Web: A Walk Through Tower Bridge History; A Historic and Haunted Landmark; Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK and more.

• From Social Media - Westminster Abbey is an iconic example of Gothic architecture in London

• Yum Recipes - Classic Marinated London Broil Recipe

• Extra - LONDON STREET ART: SHOREDITCH, EAST LONDON

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Shoreditch Style

Shoreditch is a vibrant hub of street art, with every corner offering bold murals, detailed tags, and creative surprises. Fashion Street showcases rising talents like Mr. Cenz, while Sclater Street bursts with an eclectic mix of styles and visual storytelling. Chance Street features Nerone’s massive dreamlike floral mural, a standout piece on any trail. Grimsby Street captures imaginations with murals like the Great Wall of Grimsby, painted on the Needham’s Butchers building. Great Eastern Street reflects the energy of East London through ever-changing, expressive works. Pedley Street offers a quieter atmosphere, where diverse and evolving art takes centre stage. On Holywell Lane, Fanakapan’s shiny, futuristic mural titled Distraction, Destruction and Power Tools impresses with its detail and meaning. Redchurch Street is a showcase for creativity, including Malarky’s animal characters and David Speed’s bright Red Dog. Shoreditch High Street Station itself acts as a gateway to this open-air gallery, making it an ideal starting point for a visual journey through one of London’s most artistic neighbourhoods

Street Art of Shoreditch - Shutterstock

London’s Oldest Stories

London is a city where the past lives on in every stone, square, and shadow. Beneath its modern pace beats the heart of an ancient capital—one that has witnessed royal scandals, scientific revolutions, and untold secrets buried behind palace walls and prison gates. These aren’t just landmarks; they are living chapters of British history, waiting to be reread with fresh eyes.

This journey takes you through places that have shaped the soul of the city—where ghosts still whisper through cathedral halls, masterpieces glow under vaulted ceilings, and the Crown Jewels sparkle under Beefeater watch. Whether you’re tracing the steps of monarchs, marvelling at timeless art, or standing in the spot where ideas once changed the world, London’s stories feel brand new—because each visit uncovers something you hadn’t noticed before

Front Facade of Westminster Abbey with Rose Window - Shutterstock

Around The Web

A Walk Through Tower Bridge History

Follow the Blue Line from the South Tower to the Engine Rooms, where 80 bronze plaques honour the unsung heroes who shaped this iconic structure. Discover stories of the workers who built and maintained Tower Bridge, brought to life through designs and names set in the pavement

A Historic and Haunted Landmark

Tied to the Jack the Ripper crimes, the Ten Bells pub is steeped in chilling history and ghostly sightings. Located in Spitalfields, it remains a must-see spot for history enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike

19 Princelet Street

A rare glimpse into London's rich immigrant history, 19 Princelet Street houses a former synagogue and now serves as a unique museum dedicated to cultural diversity. Explore the stories of Huguenots, Polish Jews, and more

A Taste of Bombay in East London

An old Irani café from Bombay finds a new home in Shoreditch, offering Bombay comfort food, quirky charm, and a welcoming atmosphere for all. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, or drinks at this cosy spot

London’s Best Beigel Shop

Enjoy freshly-baked beigels, filled varieties, and tempting desserts, all available for convenient delivery straight to your door

Visitors guide to Royal Palaces, Castles and Residences in the UK

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most iconic royal palaces, castles and residences in the world. From the towering turrets of Windsor Castle to the elegant interiors of Buckingham Palace, these historic buildings offer a glimpse into the lives of Britain’s royal family.

Buckingham Palace - Love to Visit London

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From Social Media

Westminster Abbey is an iconic example of Gothic architecture in London

Yum

Classic Marinated London Broil Recipe

Extra 

LONDON STREET ART: SHOREDITCH, EAST LONDON

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