Spitalfields Travel Guide

 srichmond Says:  This is the heart of Spitalfields. This is one of the most splendid Hawksmoor buildings built in 1729. It's a key piece of London architecture. You can visit this church most day. It was resently restored to its former glory 

 barryg23 Says:  Christ Church Spitalfields was built in 1729 by Nicholas Hawksmoor and since then its been one of the most recognised and renowned buildings in Spitalfields, if not London. It stands in the heart of Spitalfields on busy Commercial Street and it's imposing white steeple can... 

 barryg23 Says:  19 Princelet Street is a fascinating museum of immigration. Immigration has played a huge role in the history of Spitalfields down the centuries and this museum tells the story of many of the different groups who have made Spitalfields their home down the centuries.... 

 barryg23 Says:  Originally it took its name from the brick manufacturers who lived on the street, but now Brick Lane is best known as the heart of the Bengali community in London. It's also home to a huge number of curry houses, and attracts large number of visitors, especially on weekends,... 

 barryg23 Says:  Goulston Street, the street where I live in Spitalfields, is well known for its association with the Jack the Ripper murders in the 19th century. It was here in 1888, shortly after the murder of Catherine Eddowes, that a policeman found a bloodied piece of Eddowes’s apron...