Taste of Diversity Exploring London's food and street Art

Join us on an exciting tour through the vibrant streets of Shoreditch and Brick Lane, the heart of London's street art scene. Our journey begins at Shoreditch Station, where we'll embark on a leisurely stroll along Sclater Street to indulge in the mouthwatering delights of Brick Lane Beigels, known for serving the best bagels in town. As we explore the area, you'll be captivated by the unique and awe-inspiring artwork created by renowned artists such as Thierry Noir, Jimmy C, Jim Vision, and the elusive Banksy.

Our next stop will be Dark Sugars, a paradise for chocolate lovers, where we'll treat ourselves to a delectable chocolate experience. Continuing our adventure, we'll cross over to Dray Way, immersing ourselves in The Truman Brewery Yard, where the striking Credit Crunch piece by Ronzo and an array of eclectic street art await our discovery.

We'll then embark on a pleasant walk up Hanbury St, where you'll have the opportunity to witness the transformation of the French Huguenots Church into a vibrant work space called Hanbury Hall. Our journey will lead us to the famous masterpiece of the area, The Crane, created by the talented Belgian artist Roa. As we stroll down the historic Princelett St, marvel at the exquisite Huguenots houses and witness the oldest piece of Street Art in the vicinity, crafted by the renowned artist Stik. Continuing on Fournier Street, we'll explore more Huguenots homes and their silk workshops, immersing ourselves in the rich cultural history of the area.

We won't miss the chance to savour some delightful, sweet treats at Raj Mahal Sweets in the Bengali area of Brick Lane, all while admiring the marvellous work of the female artist Zabu. Our journey will then lead us down Fashion Street, where we'll encounter a beautiful old marketplace building steeped in history. Throughout our route, you'll encounter a diverse range of street art, from striking murals to captivating paste-up art.

As we reach our final destination, the Ten Bells pub, infamous for its association with Jack the Ripper's victims, we'll cut through Spitalfields Market and conclude our tour at The English Restaurant. Here, we'll raise a chilled glass of bubbles, savor some oysters, and immerse ourselves in the essence of Cockney Rhyming Slang.