South East London’s District of East Dulwich in the London Borough Southwark
East Dulwich is a district of south-east London located within the London Borough of Southwark. Originally part of the historic parish of Camberwell, this district has a long history depicted on its streets and architectures. Featuring a variety of stunning sceneries, beautiful open spaces and scenic landscapes ideal for outdoor activities such as picnics, scenic walking tours, biking and more, it is a great destination for escaping the bustling city life. As a destination that lies on the outskirts of London, it is also an excellent place for individuals, couples and families looking to have fun-filled holidays.
Having an excellent range of fine restaurants, traditional local pubs, cosy tea rooms, friendly cafes, popular fast food chains and various eateries serving authentic local delicacies, a variety of international cuisines and delectable dishes, it is an excellent dining destination. If you are looking to have an exquisite gourmet meal on a premiere restaurant or enjoy a good old fish ‘n’ chips with a finely brewed ale, this district will have something for you to satisfy your taste and budget.
East Dulwich is a destination brimming with shopping opportunities. Home to a good selection of antique shops, furniture shops, fancy boutiques, individual retail outlets and various modern shopping facilities selling the top high street brands, latest fashion trends and all sorts of goods, it is a shopping destination that a shopper will enjoy.
Things to See and Do in East Dulwich
The Plough is one of the district’s top local pub serving excellent home cooked food and finely brewed ales, with a homely ambience that offers a very cosy environment, it is an excellent place to get a taste of the outskirts of London. One of the most architecturally interesting buildings in the district is the “Concrete House” at 549 Lordship Lane. As one of the finest sample of 19th-century concrete houses, it is a spot that every tourist should check out.