Shoreditch is Londons creative playground. Street signs, pavements and buildings from Great Eastern Street to Brick Lane have formed a blank canvas for Shoreditch street artists. Old warehouses have been rejuvenated and turned into exhibitions and performance spaces. And around Redchurch Street and Leonard Street, there are plenty of independent and pop up galleries where you can find some of the best inspiration in London.

Shoreditch is famed for its mix of pop up bars in vacant petrol stations, blues bars, rooftop bars, late-night clubs and speakeasy bars. You are only a short walk away from the action. Two of London's biggest venues, XOYO and Cargo, are right around the corner. And Old Truman Brewery is packed full of bars, late-night cafes and venues which welcome the best acts from around the globe onto the Shoreditch scene.

Theres something for everyone in Shoreditch with independent boutiques on Rivington Street and Curtain Road to higher end names on Redchurch Street. London's famous Box Park is right next to Shoreditch High Street Station and has an ever-changing mix of pop up shops in their shipping crates.

Whatever food you fancy, whatever hour of the day, Shoreditch is the place to find it. Much of the N1 food scene is focused around world-famous Brick Lane, with London's biggest selection of curry and pop up restaurants. Theres also a 24hr Beigel shop where you have a snack in the early hours of the morning, or the Breakfast Club where you can have breakfast for dinner (just remember to find out the password before you go).

Travel times to nearby universities:

CASS Business School: 10 minute walk

University of Law: 10 minute walk

City, University of London: 15 minute walk

UCL: 15 minute cycle

Nearest Tubes/Railways:-

Old Street Tube Station is just around the corner from us and gives you access to the Northern Line.