Regent's Canal

The Regent's Canal, which runs east-west just north of central London, is a precious historical heritage that contributed to the development of London as the key to the transportation of goods since it was opened in 1820 during the Industrial Revolution. The towpath, where horses used to tow boats in the old days, is now a promenade, and visitors can enjoy a pleasant stroll while viewing the variety of waterfront scenery, including lush green parks and modern graffiti.

Camden Town

Camden Town, located north of central London, is a lively area with several street markets selling antique goods, vintage clothing, art and music-related items. The area is always bustling with Londoners and tourists alike, with live punk rock and jazz music venues, nightclubs, and a wide variety of casual food stalls and pubs.