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Raven Row

5 Reviews

#1,123 of 1,912 things to do in London

Shopping, Museums, Art Galleries

56 Artillery Lane, London E1 7LS, England

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“Curiosity Led Us To Raven Row. ”

We came across Raven Row when we were taking a look around Leadenhall Market & Spitalfields. We... read more

Reviewed 12 May 2018

places2seeplaces2go

Bournemouth, United Kingdom

via mobile

“There is nothing better than walking the streets”

On this visit to London I picked up where I left off in the book, "London Hidden Walks", and, with... read more

Reviewed 4 September 2017

FlyingTheCoop

Australia

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12 May 2018

“Curiosity Led Us To Raven Row. ”

4 Sep 2017

“There is nothing better than walking the streets”

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Suggested duration: 1-2 hours

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56 Artillery Lane, London E1 7LS, England

Spitalfields

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+44 20 7377 4300

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places2seeplaces2go

Bournemouth, United Kingdom

1205526

Reviewed 12 May 2018 via mobile

Curiosity Led Us To Raven Row.

We came across Raven Row when we were taking a look around Leadenhall Market & Spitalfields. We saw a sign for Raven Row & basically found our way to this interesting alley/row. Interesting independent shops & buildings that inspire your imagination. It really is worth...More

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FlyingTheCoop

Australia

28698

Reviewed 4 September 2017

There is nothing better than walking the streets

On this visit to London I picked up where I left off in the book, "London Hidden Walks", and, with my family in tow, ventured out on the "Spitalfields and Whitechapel Walk". We have experienced several structured walks over our last two visits to London,...More

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sheepygold

london

37431464

Reviewed 7 April 2017 via mobile

Unique

I would thoroughly recommend walking these narrow streets. There are many interesting and independent shops plus the buildings are very atmospheric as if you have gone back in time. As far as I know this street was used in Harry Potter to represent Diagon Alley....More

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zviamely

Tel Aviv, Israel

1019

Reviewed 6 September 2016

Modest, nice gallery, interesting exhibition

We discovered the gallery by chance. Curiosity led us inside. Warm welcoming at the entrance. A very interesting exhibition of Lukas Duwenhögger. Talented artist coping in creative ways with identity and belonging dilemmas. If you are at the neighborhood take the time to visit.

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Ian C

London, United Kingdom

1597482

Reviewed 25 March 2015

A hidden gem in Spitalfields

Located in the Spitalfields area and only a short walk from Liverpool Street Station, this private art gallery located in historic domestic houses with a contemporary extension created in 2009 runs a series of modern art exhibitions which are worth seeing, the current linked to...More

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