Alexandra Palace ice rink

Wood Green's landmark, on a hill overlooking the City of London and the West End. The grand Victorian building was the first place from which the BBC broadcast regular television, but has been gutted by fire on two separate occasions. It now serves as an exhibition and event venue, and is popular for the surrounding Alexandra Park, its boating lake and ice-rink, and its panoramic views over London.

Converted sweets factory now used by local artists; there are regular shows and events here. The annual Open Studios is on the second weekend in November.

A 28-hectare remnant of the great Middlesex Wood which once spread across north London. There is a supervised children's playground, a café and an information centre.

One of North London's green lungs - boating on the lake, start a walk of Parkland Walk to Highgate along the route one of London's former railway lines.

Bruce Castle is a manor house, one of the oldest brick houses in England, that is now a public park and museum. The museum mostly concerns the local history of Haringey, and there are regular talks and workshops. Bruce Castle Park has a tree trail and children's playground.

Spurs play soccer in the Premier League, England's top tier. Their new ground on the site of the former White Hart Lane stadium opened in 2019, capacity of 62,000: see club website for stadium tours. Matches with local rivals Arsenal tend to attract the most attention from fans. This has two pitches - a retractable grass pitch for Spurs games, and an artificial pitch for American football games - the National Football League occasionally plays here. Spurs women's team play in the Women's Super League, their top tier, with home games at The Hive, shared with Barnet FC.