YHA London Thameside
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WiFi
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Near underground
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24-hour reception
On this two and a half hour walking tour, your local guide will take you further into East London to discover street art, anti-gentrification movements, Cockney culture and more! Away from the palaces and postcard-perfect London landmarks, London’s East End is where the city’s rebellious streak was born and still lives. You’ll see where radical thinkers and social reformers have lived, where street art adorns the walls of the city, and where people from all different walks of life come together.
Adults - £14
Students - £12
Children - £5
WiFi
Near underground
24-hour reception
WiFi
Near underground
24-hour reception
WiFi
Cycle store
Near underground
WiFi
Café
Self-catering kitchen
Free parking on premises
WiFi
Restaurant
London, London, EC2M 7PY
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