Going Out in Islington

About Islington

Islington is a prosperous Borough of London situated in the centre of the capital. Some of Islington’s top attractions include the London canal museum, parkland walk, union chapel, Estorick Collection of modern Italian art, Highbury fields, and museum of the order of Saint John. Pubs in Islington consist of the Charles lamb pub, the old queens head pub, the Island Queen, fox on the green, the Albion, etc. Pubs such as the Albion provide you with an elegant Georgian pub setting with an extensive garden, a variety of classic pub meals, and a wide assortment of drinks. Some of Islington’s finest eateries consist of the smokehouse, little Georgia Islington, Radici, Afghan kitchen, Llerena, Gallipoli Cafe & Bistro, and various others, providing you with exceptional cuisine and an excellent dining experience.

One of Islington best spots includes the London canal museum. At the museum, learn the canals, boats, the ice trade, and ice cream. The museum is a medium-sized museum on two floors. There is a harbour outside where you can view the tug Bantam IV and look at the attractive canal basin after reading about its history, creating a fun, memorable experience. The exhibitions cover the themes of life on the canal, canal graffiti, boats and cargos, and the background of England’s canals. The museum has vending machines where you can grab a quick snack or drink; however, if that doesn’t satisfy you, then there are many local eateries to choose from. The museum has facilities such as toilets, and the building is disability friendly.

Head down to the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art museum; this is a stunning building with some fine examples of Georgian architecture. Wander through the majestic galleries, bringing you closer to art. The exhibition program continues to address artists, movements, and questions in ways that change our understanding of Italian art and culture. Visit the art gallery, which comprises diverse artists’ work enabling you to explore different styles and cultures. The museum consists of a bookshop and a cafe. You can run your eyes through many items such as postcards, books, textiles, magnets, and various other gifts that are reasonably priced at the bookshop. At the Estorick museum, you can discover the Estorick cafe, which provides you with indoor seating, a wide range of signature dishes and drinks.