CENTRAL LONDON POSTCODE GUIDE.

EC1

EC1 is a postcode district in East Central London that includes the neighbourhoods of Clerkenwell, Farringdon, Hatton Garden, St Luke’s, Finsbury, Moorfields Eye Hospital, and St Bartholomew’s Hospital.

This area is home to some of London’s leading architectural firms and high-end designer furniture showrooms, particularly along Clerkenwell Road. Commuting within EC1 is convenient thanks to the numerous underground stations serviced by the Central, Northern, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City lines.

Local landmarks in EC1 include the Museum of London, located in Barbican, and Leather Lane, which offers a diverse array of international foods. Smithfield Market, the largest wholesale meat market in Europe, is also situated in this district. Additionally, Silicon Roundabout on Old Street serves as a gateway to Tech City and a crossroads into the City via City Road.

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EC2

EC2 is a postcode district located in East Central London, encompassing areas such as Shoreditch, Hackney, Broadgate, Liverpool Street, Heron Tower on Old Broad Street, Tower 42 (formerly the NatWest Tower), the Bank of England on Threadneedle Street, Guildhall, and the Barbican Centre. The Barbican Centre hosts an exceptional range of theatre, dance, art, classical music, modern beats, film seasons, and events for children.

This district is home to the city’s financial and commercial business centre, which stretches from Barbican to Bank and Aldgate to the vibrant South Bank. Nearby attractions like Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane feature a mix of upscale brands, trendy vintage stalls, local pop-ups, street art, and some of the finest restaurants in the area. Commuting within EC2 is convenient, thanks to the numerous underground stations serving the Central, Northern, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City lines.

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EC3

EC3 is a postcode district in East Central London, located at the edge of both commercial and entertainment areas. It is close to the vibrant independent shops and restaurants of Spitalfields Market and Brick Lane.

This district features sleek structures such as The Gherkin (St Mary Axe), The Cheesegrater (Leadenhall Building), Walkie-Talkie on Fenchurch Street, The Helter-Skelter (The Pinnacle), and Lloyd’s of London. Iconic landmarks in the area include the Tower of London, the Bank of England, St Paul’s Cathedral, City Hall, and Old Billingsgate Market.

Commuting within EC3 is very convenient, with several underground stations servicing the Central, Northern, Circle, Metropolitan, and Hammersmith & City lines.

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EC4

EC4 is a postcode district in East Central London incorporating the areas of Fetter Lane, St Paul’s, Mansion House, Cannon Street, Blackfriars and Temple.

Located in the heart of London City, and a short skip away from the Millennium and Southwark Bride. Here you’ll get the best of city life and Southbank with the culture of the Tate Museum and a range of restaurants and pubs. Commuting within EC4 by tube is a breeze via Cannon Street station, Mansion House, Blackfriars, Monument tube stations or City Thameslink station.

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WC1

WC1 is a postcode district located in Camden, Central London, centred around Bloomsbury. It includes notable areas such as Russell Square, Gray’s Inn Road, Chancery Lane, High Holborn, and Tottenham Court Road.

Within WC1, you’ll find Great Ormond Street Hospital and the British Museum, which hosts an impressive collection of ancient Greek sculptures. The area is surrounded by public parks, as well as a variety of restaurants and cafés along Charlotte Street. Additionally, the vibrant Covent Garden is nearby, offering a wide selection of dining, drinking, and entertainment options.

Commuting within WC1 is convenient, with easy access to the Tube via Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square, and Chancery Lane stations, which serve the Central, Northern, and Piccadilly Lines.

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WC2

WC2 is a postcode district located within Westminster. It encompasses parts of the West End, as well as the legal district surrounding Holborn and the Royal Courts on the Strand. The central point of this area is arguably Covent Garden, known for its excellent shopping, famous cobbled piazza, and numerous nearby theatres. WC2 is roughly bounded by Chancery Lane and Essex Street to the east and High Holborn and New Oxford Street to the north.

This district is home to institutions such as the London School of Economics, Somerset House, the University of London, and the National Portrait Gallery. In recent years, investors have attempted to rebrand the WC1 and WC2 areas of London as “Midtown.”

Commuting within WC2 is convenient thanks to several nearby stations. These include Trafalgar Square, Aldwych, Leicester Square, Covent Garden, Embankment, and Charing Cross Station. Notably, Charing Cross has disused platforms that have been utilized as filming locations, including in the James Bond movie ‘Skyfall.’

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E1

E1 is a postcode district in Tower Hamlets that borders the edge of The City. It stretches from Hackney Road in the north to St. Katharine’s Dock in the south and extends toward Mile End in the east.

Home to the well-known Silicon Roundabout, also referred to as Tech City, in Old Street, the E1 postcode places you close to numerous startup technology businesses. Commuting to the City of London is convenient due to its connections to Liverpool Street, the Northern Line, and the National Rail network.

Further afield, toward Shoreditch High Street and Boxpark, you’ll find the Truman Brewery.  Old Spitalfields Market, along with the vibrant street art of Brick Lane is nearby. The area is known for its vibrant mix of pop-up food stalls, bric-a-brac shops, edgy art galleries, hip pubs, restaurants, and coffee shops. Also not far away is the historic Tower of London, located near Aldgate.

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E14

E14 is the postcode district located in Tower Hamlets, East London. The area includes the areas of Docklands such as Poplar, Isle of Dogs, Limehouse, Canary Wharf, Blackwall, and Cubitt Town.

Canary Wharf is home to some of the most iconic structures in London’s skyline. It features a vibrant mix of retail outlets, modern office buildings, and highly sought-after residential spaces. It is conveniently situated near London City Airport and the O2 Arena, with easy access to the Jubilee Line.

Commuting within E14 is straightforward, thanks to the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), direct access to the Jubilee Line, ferry routes on the Thames, as well as Crossrail and the Elizabeth Line.

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E15

E15 is a postcode district in East London, encompassing the areas of Stratford, parts of West Ham, Maryland, Leyton, Leytonstone, Temple Mills, Hackney Wick, and Bow.

Home to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, West Ham FC and Westfield Stratford City. E15 underwent a significant transformation during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. With a blend of quirky cafés, green spaces, outdoor film screenings, and a new cultural quarter, there is always something to do. For shopping enthusiasts, Westfield Stratford City offers a wide range of stores to explore.

Connected by solid transport links to the city of London by Tube, train or bus. E15 has very good transport links to the underground, DLR and buses.

N1

N1 is a postcode district located in Greater London, encompassing the northern boroughs of Hackney, Islington, Camden, Barnet, Haringey, and Enfield. Revitalized in the 1990s, King’s Cross has become a vibrant cultural centre. Situated between the boroughs of Islington and Camden. Its got an industrial heritage and has been transformed into a hub for retail, tourism, and entertainment. This area is home to several internationally renowned markets and music venues, which are closely associated with alternative culture.

Camden Lock Market began in a former timber yard in 1973 and is now surrounded by five additional markets, Buck Street Market, Stables Market, and Camden Lock Village. There is even an indoor market located in the Electric Ballroom. King’s Cross offers a vibrant mix of shopping and cultural experiences, particularly along Caledonian Road, Regent Quarter.

Fans of the JK Rowling books will appreciate the reference to Platform 9 3⁄4 at King Cross station. The station serves as access to St Pancras and its Eurostar.

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NW1

NW1 is the postcode district in Camden district and is where traditional meets trendy. Incorporating the districts of Marylebone, Euston, Baker Street, Camden Town, and Primrose Hill.

Marylebone is a favourite of fashionable Londoners. Travelling by Tube or train is simple with Baker Street, Edgware Road, and Marylebone stations all mere minutes away. Whether you’re looking for a quick midday meal, a lively pub to toast a team win, or a posh restaurant to treat a client, this locale’s leafy lanes teem with drinking and dining for any occasion. Regent’s Park is a green oasis that’s perfect for an outdoor one-on-one. Neighbourhoods: Marylebone, Euston, Baker Street, Camden Town, Primrose Hill. Home to Regent’s Park, this London postcode.

Particularly well-known, Camden Town will attract you with its alternative vibe, its breathtaking canals, and its picture-perfect green spaces. Teeming with culture and full of life, this place is ideal for the aspiring creative searching for a workspace away from the hustle of Central London.

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SE1

SE1 is a postcode district within Southwark, Central London and is located on the south bank of the River Thames. Vibrant location with a huge variety of shops and restaurants covering a vast area between Westminster and Blackfriars bridges.

The London Eye, Globe Theatre and many other famous attractions including the Shard. The Shard, Tate Modern, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, and Borough Market. Tube stations include Waterloo, Southwark and Blackfriars undergrounds and national rail stations are close by, Jubilee and Nothern Lines. London Bridge station.

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SW1

SW1 is the postcode district in South West London incorporating the areas of Whitehall and Buckingham Palace, the areas between Buckingham Gate and Victoria Station. Among the rows of townhouses with neatly kept gardens are a series of office spaces, on roads such as Ecclestone Square and the attractive Sloane Square.

SW1 is home to many homes originally constructed in the nineteenth century. It’s close to the art exhibits at Tate Modern, a short distance from the Royal residence at Buckingham Palace and the Royal Court Theatre. Enjoy dining and socializing with locals at various bars. There are many Michelin-starred restaurants in the area, along with multiple shopping options. Oxford Street, Regent Street, Knightsbridge (home to Harrods), King’s Road, and High Street Kensington are nearby.

Commuting is quick and easy with fantastic transport links.  Victoria and St James’s Park Tube Stations via the Victoria, District and Circle lines are nearby.

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SW3

SW3 is a postcode district within South West London in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, which incorporates the areas of Chelsea, Brompton, and parts of Knightsbridge. Home to a range of many upmarket, luxury fashion stores such as Harrods and Harvey Nichols, Christian Dior, Chanel, Prada and Katharine Hamnett. Visit the Saatchi Gallery or take a leisurely walk near Hyde Park, SW3 is an upmarket paradise.

SW3 is bordered by Knightsbridge and Hyde Park Corner stations with access to the Piccadilly line. Sloane Square on District and Circle lines. Victoria Station gives you access to the National Rail. Victoria tube station with routes on Circle, District and Victoria lines available.

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W1

The W1 postcode district is located in Westminster, Central London. Chancery Lane marks the western boundary of the City of London. Office spaces in the W1 area are often found in converted residential buildings that feature grand architectural styles. These are particularly found on streets such as Greek Street and Wardour Street. These offices provide easy access to nearby areas like Victoria and Mayfair.

Home to approximately 300 shops on Oxford Street. It has the highest concentration of places to eat and drink in Central London. Lively both day and night. W1 offers a vibrant array of entertainment, including Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Chinatown, and Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. Nearby youPrince Edward and Prince of Wales theatres are.

Commuting within W1 by tube is a breeze via Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus, and Leicester Square with connections on the Piccadilly, Northern Lines, Bakerloo, Central and Victoria. Tottenham Court Road gets the added bonus of Crossrail.

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W2

W2 is the postcode district in West London incorporating the areas of Paddington, Bayswater, Hyde Park, Westbourne Green, Little Venice (part), Westbourne Green and Notting Hill. It is covered by the Westminster, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea local authorities.

Home to Hyde Park and its Winter Wonderland, Kensington Gardens and Regents Canal are nearby. The Mainline station is now the home of the Heathrow Express and was designed by one of Britain’s most outstanding civil engineers, Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Trains head out westward towards places including Reading, Swindon, Bath and Cardiff. In recent years improvements include a new entrance and concourse for its Hammersmith and City line.

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W6

W6 is a postcode district within Hammersmith and Fulham in west London. An understated charmer, Hammersmith now has plenty to offer. With a huge regeneration project underway there are a multitude of amazing new buildings to choose between.

Home to the world-famous Apollo and Lyric Theatre it’s a great rooftop terrace. Nearby discover a series of riverside bars and restaurants dotted along the Thames.

Commuting couldn’t be easier with direct tube lines connecting across London. Paddington, Green Park, King’s Cross, and Liverpool Street are accessible via the Victoria, Circle, Metropolitan or Hammersmith & City lines.

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