Lovely walk along the River Lea and canal which stretches across much of East London and further. A surprisingly rural experience in an otherwise densely built district of London.
Built in the 1930s including the surrounding square and gardens.
Tudor House in Homerton, owned by the National Trust.
This tower of St John-at-Hackney Church is the oldest building in Hackney and a famous landmark of the borough.
On the last Sunday of every month, except December, the tower is open to the public between 2PM and 4:30PM
Commonly called the People's Park, it's huge and hosts summer festivals. On an island in the park is a Chinese pagoda, a reconstruction of a pagoda built in 1842. On Sundays the park hosts a popular street food market.
Near Clapton Ponds, has free tennis courts and is nice for cycle, though a bit plain and squarish.