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Finsbury Park is a public park in Harringay, north London, England. The park lies on the southern-most edge of the London Borough of Haringey. [1] It is in the area formerly covered by the historic parish of Hornsey, succeeded by the Municipal Borough of Hornsey. It was one of the first of the great London parks laid out in the Victorian era.
Finsbury Park is an area in north London, England, which grew up around an important railway interchange near the convergence of the Boroughs of Islington and Hackney and is named after the park in Haringey.
- Bowl the night away at Rowan’s. Now we couldn’t do a roundup of the best things to do in Finsbury Park without mentioning this one. This beloved old-school venue might not win quite so many style points, but with 24 lanes, late opening hours (until 2.30am Fridays and Saturdays), pool tables and karaoke, this turns into a bit of a party at the weekend.
- Sink a few pints at The Faltering Fullback. This Finsbury Park fave – regularly topping lists of the best pubs in London – may have come from over the Irish Sea, but it clearly had a gap year on the way, given the Thai-heavy, cash-only menu.
- Wander down the scenic Parkland Walk. This lovely walk follows the course of an old railway that once ran between Finsbury Park and Alexandra Palace. It provides four and a half miles of tranquillity, and a chance to enjoy a green and pleasant environment right in the very heart of the city.
- Scale the heights of the Castle Climbing Centre. Adventures listen up! Located in an old converted water pumping station – which looks like a castle hence the name – the Castle Climbing Centre offers climbers of all levels a chance to experience some world-class climbing.
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- Go For A Stroll Along The Old Railway Tracks of Parkland Walk
- Burn Calories from Guilty Pleasures in Finsbury Park
- Take A Peek at Finsbury Park’s Art Mosaics
- Buy Healthy Meal Ingredients at The Stroud Green Market
- Experience Finsbury Park’s Cultural Life
- Get A Morning Coffee in An Artsy Café
- Get A Dose of Retail Therapy
- Treat Yourself to A New Dining Experience
Parkland Walk is the longest nature reserve in London and a mecca for art and nature lovers. It’s also a perfect playground for photographers. It follows the former railway line connecting Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace. But it’s not a usual nature trail. The shadows of sycamore and birch trees hide secrets few people know about. If you’re a kee...
Opened in 1869, Finsbury Park beats nearly any other park in London as to the number of sports facilities. It has tennis courts, basketball, volleyball, street hockey areas, a full athletics track and field run, baseball and softball grounds, football pitches, gym areas and a skate park, just to name a few. It’s a perfect place for any keep-fit buf...
At the junction of Wells Terrace and Clifton Terrace next to the new entrance of Finsbury Park station, you can view an intricate art mosaic called the Elm Tree of Lifecreated by artists Carrie Reichardt, Karen Francesca and ATM. It represents stories of the Finsbury Park neighbourhood, local tales and the connection between the urban environment a...
You are spoilt with the choice of food stores and supermarkets in Finsbury Park. However, nothing compares to the local market, where you can buy homemade specialities and fresh produce from local farmers and traders. I like to visit the Stroud Green Market for a cup of fresh artisan coffee and meander along the stalls piled high with artisan speci...
Apart from frequent live music events, there are two places you can go to for a culturally stimulating evening – Park Theatre and Picturehouse Cinema. Converted from a former office block,Park Theatreis an intimate space with the right dose of a hipster vibe. It offers a mixture of musicals, dramas and experimental productions. All the shows I’ve s...
There are many trendy cafes in Finsbury Park, mainly along lively Stroud Green and Blackstock Road. Every café has a unique character. Here is a list of those I’d recommend the most: Common Ground– a perfect café/eatery for vegetarians and vegans who want to enjoy (insanely delicious) fresh and house-baked food in a trendy interior. I especially li...
If you like shopping, something will catch your fancy in one of many shops along Stroud Green Road, Fonthill Road and Blackstock Road. You can get anything from African and Afro-Caribbean hair and beauty products (nowhere else have I ever seen so many shops with hair products as in Stroud Green Road) to stylish homeware, pre-loved fashion, artisan ...
Finsbury Park has an extremely diverse and eclectic culinary scene. Most of the restaurants and bars are located on Stroud Green Road and Blackstock Road and offer international cuisines from nearly every corner of the world. Here are my top three favourites: Pizzeria Pappagone– for those who love an authentic wood-fired Italian pizza. It’s one of ...
3 London boroughs meet in Finsbury Park – Haringey, Islington and Hackney. We're working with Islington and Hackney councils to make Finsbury Park, and the surrounding area, safer and...
Finsbury Park is a late-19th-century public park, occupying 46.5 hectares. Although much of the original design was lost over the years, many of the park's original features have now been restored including the re-landscaping of the American Gardens and Alexander McKenzie’s historical flower gardens.
