Best Secret Streets to visit in London
London is the one of the biggest cities in England. It has a huge capacity of roads, streets, schools and offices. Most of the people living in London claim that they know the whole city but the fact is that there are some secret but important streets in London which even the locals do not know about. These secret streets are renowned all over the world and people who come to London are always interested in visiting these streets. The most impressive part in coming and visiting these streets lies in the fact that our private airport transfer service would be there to assist you in all this process. Airport24 service is our cheap airport transfers that allow a luxurious, comfortable, safe and joyful journey to these secret streets of London. Here we are listing some of the most interesting secret streets of London.
- Lambs Conduit Street in Bloomsbury:
It is an interesting pedestrian street near to British museum Bloomsbury. It has shops for local men’s wear, jewelry, interiors, reprints of women writer and some local cafes and restaurants. Local brands like Folk, Oliver Spencer and Darkroom have their outlets on this street. A coffee café named Knockbox is also there to enrich the visitors with its best coffee.
- Seymour Place in Marylebone:
This secret market does not have a great view. But its lack of view is well covered by culinary appeal. This market is renowned for its culinary sale. Donostia is local brand that has its outlet on this street. This brand is renowned for its culinary sale. Lurra restaurant is also located there which is famous for Spanish food. The food becomes tastier to eat once you see the chef’s garden and wide outdoor dining for having meal.
- Acton Mews, in Hackney:
It is a street near railway lines. The lines of East London train passes by it. It is the street where no one used to go but due to sudden developments, this street has been transformed into one of the liveliest secret streets. This street has cultural venues like Trip space. It also has a restaurant named Berber&Q and a board game café for entertainment purpose.
- Marylebone Lane, Marylebone:
This street is all covered up by the lights of Marylebone high street. This street has independent stores. A shop named VV Rouleaux is selling renowned ribbons. Victoria Era’s shop and KJ laundries are also some of the renowned shops located on this street.
Our airport taxi transfers can assure a comfortable and timely journey to all above stated places and also you can have a booking for every place you want to go. You just need to have booking done at Airport24 and our cars would be at your m