London Bridge Stone Alcoves

Tourist attraction in Hackney

Address: Victoria Park Rd, Bow, London E9 5EQ, United Kingdom

Phone: nan

Region: Hackney

Nearest station: Hackney Wick (0.18 miles)

Rated: 4.3/5 on Google.

🏰 London Bridge Stone Alcoves are fascinating historical artifacts preserved from the old London Bridge, which was demolished in 1831.
🌳 Donated to Victoria Park by Benjamin Nixon in 1860, these alcoves now stand next to Cadogan Gate on the east side of the park.
☔️ They provide shelter from rain and a welcome shade during hot summer days, making them great spots for taking a break or enjoying some cool respite.
📷 The stone alcoves also serve as an interesting backdrop for photography enthusiasts.
💨 Some reviewers appreciate it as a nice place to rest while running or take a smoke break, like Sniffy Booboo did.
💡 Overall, visitors find this piece of London Bridge history quite interesting.

Options: Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Good for kids

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