Exploring North London’s District of Tottenham within the London Borough of Haringey
Located a few miles north-northeast of Charing Cross within the London Borough of Haringey is the district of Tottenham of North London. The district consists of four distinct areas, the North, South, West and Central . The North District stretches along the High Road from the Edmonton border in the north to Lordship Lane in the south, while Central includes Bruce Grove, The Green and The Hale wards, as well as the Hale station and retail park, The Marshes and Bruce Castle. South area includes the Southern part, St Ann's neighbourhood, West Green and Seven Sisters then West covers the Broadwater Farm, the Tower Gardens Estate and Lordship Recreation Ground.
Home to a great mix of traditional high-street shops and excellent range of modern shopping facilities that sells all kinds of products and goods, this district offers a great shopping experience to both the locals and visitors. From the top designer brands, essential homewares all the way to groceries and daily commodities, this district has them all. Allowing shoppers to get whatever they need.
Serving a great variety of international cuisines that will give you a taste of various specialities across the world as well as authentic local signature dishes, this is a food destination that food lovers will surely enjoy. With its excellent range of restaurants, pubs, cafes, tea rooms and various eateries, this place offers its visitors an extensive choice when it comes to places to eat.
Things to See and Do in Tottenham
Tottenham is home to the All Hallows Church, the oldest surviving building in the borough and dates back to Norman times. Broadwater Farm is another landmark of the district that is excellent for appreciating the outdoors. The Bruce Castle in Lordship Lane is a grade I listed building which was Tottenham's manor house and dates from the sixteenth century and it is a great place to check out.