Brick Lane, Tower Hamlets

One of London's most recognizable streets, Brick Lane is located in the East End. Formerly the home of Jewish and French Huguenot immigrants, it is now the hub of the Bangladeshi population.

Brick Lane is renowned for its cuisine in addition to its history. London landmarks include the renowned array of curry restaurants and the 24-hour bagels shops. You may discover food from all over the world there, in keeping with the region's liveliness.

Modern Brick Lane in London, home to cutting-edge street art, renowned curry places, and innumerable galleries and bars, offers photographers exciting alternatives at every turn.

While taking in the hip(ster) and happening atmosphere, visit throughout the day to photograph the always changing street art, unique architecture, and antique shops. To capture this distinctive neighborhood in all its neon glory, visit here in the evening after reading our night photography advice. You may then treat yourself to a renowned curry as compensation. Read up about alternative eating in Hackney, another East London neighborhood with tons of character and a ton of hip places to eat, drink, and have a good time, if you're interested in trying more regional cuisine.

Location: in the East End of London, in the borough of Tower Hamlets