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About Tottenham
Originally known as Toteham,
Tottenham was mentioned in the Domesday Book, when it was compiled in 1086. Some 70 families lived within the area a then manor, and comprised mostly of labourers working for the Lord of the Manor. A humorous ode entitled the Tournament of
Tottenham, and written around 1400, describes a mock-battle between peasants contest for the reeve's daughter.
The River Lee originally stood as the eastern boundary between the Municipal Boroughs of
Tottenham and Walthamstow. It was originally the ancient boundary between Middlesex and Essex and also formed the western boundary of the Viking controlled Danelaw.
In the Tudor period and onwards,
Tottenham develop into a popular recreation and leisure destination for the elite and wealthy Londoners. King Henry VIII is known to have visited Bruce Castle and hunted in
Tottenham Wood. Rural
Tottenham also featured in Izaak Walton's book The Compleat Angler, first published in the mid 17th Century. The area renowned for its large Quaker population and its highly praised schools remained a semi-rural and upper middle class area until the 19th century.
During the Second World War
Tottenham became a primary target of the German Air Offensive against Britain. The Borough became the initial target during the first air raid on London in late August 1940, also receiving V1 and V2 hits, the last of which occurred in late March 1945. Wartime shortages led to the creation of
Tottenham Pudding, a mixture of household waste food which was converted into feeding stuffs for pigs and poultry. Production continued during the Post-war period, finally meeting its demise when merging into the new London Borough of Haringey.
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What to See in Tottenham
Bruce Castle
Bruce Castle now claims the mantle of, museum, preserving the archives of the London Borough of Haringey, and playing home to a permanent exhibition on the past, present and future of Haringey and its precursor boroughs, housing temporary displays on the history of the area. Other semi permanent exhibits include an exhibition on Rowland Hill and postal history, a magnificent collection of early photography and historic manorial documents including court rolls related to the area. The museum houses one of the few copies available for public reading of the Spurs Opus, the complete history of Tottenham Hotspur.
In 1949, the building was granted Grade I listed status, the round tower being separately Grade I listed at the same time. The 17th-century southern and western boundary walls of the park were Grade II listed in the early 1970’s. In 1969 the castle played host top and became home to the regimental museum of the Middlesex Regiment, this collection has now been transferred to the National Army Museum.
In 2006 a major archaeological dig was organised in the castle grounds by the Museum of London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre, as part of the centenary celebrations of the opening of Bruce Castle Museum. A substantial number of local people took part in the dig and discovered large quantities of discarded everyday objects and the chalk foundations of what appears to be an earlier house on the site currently occupies by Bruce Castle ere discovered.
Contact Details:
Bruce Castle Museum
Lordship Lane
London
N17 8NU
Tel: 020 8808 8772
Alexandra Palace
Whether you are planning a leisurely walk through the 196 acres of delightful parkland with its unmatched panoramic views of London City, or visiting one of the many brilliant events on offer Alexandra Palace offers that special charismatic atmosphere for you to soak up. This magnificent structure originally built for the Great Exhibition still offers its visitors the grace and splendour of yesteryear, its magnificent architecture in one of the most picturesque setting imaginable.
With its many and varied attractions Alexandra Palace has now become a must visit venue for any trip to North London, you can enjoy a session of Ice Skating, a pleasant Meal, or simply take in an event such as the World PDC Darts Competition, a musical recital or even a Farmers Market. There is always something different happening at Alexandra Palace.
Contact Details:
Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace Way
Wood Green
London
N22 7AY
Tel: 020 8365 2121
Fax: 020 8883 3999
William Morris Gallery
William Morris: born in Walthamstow in March 1834 was a renowned designer, craftsman, writer and socialist. The William Morris Gallery is situated in Water House, Morris's family home from 1848 to 1856. It is unique in that it is the only public museum devoted to the country's best known and most multitalented designer. The museum with internationally important collections illustrates Morris's life, achievements and influence.
There are permanent displays showing the achievements of Morris and include, printed and woven fabrics, rugs, carpets, wallpapers, furniture, stained glass and painted tiles all designed by Morris with contributions from Edward Burne-Jones, Philip Webb, D. G. Rossetti, Ford Madox Brown, along with the other partners who founded the firm of Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Company.
There are many outstanding exhibits on view and include: Morris's medieval-style helmet and sword, produced to act as props for the Pre-Raphaelite murals at the Oxford Union; the original design for Trellis, the earliest of Morris's many wallpapers; the Woodpecker Tapestry; the Beauty and the Beast and Labours of the Months tile panels and The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer printed at Morris's press, Kelmscott.
Contact Details:
Lloyd Park Lodge
Forest Rd
London
E17 4PP
Tel: 020 8527 3782
Entertainment in Tottenham
The Vortex Jazz Club
The world-renowned and famed Vortex jazz club is located in Dalston, North London. Established for over 20 years, the club has established itself as a inspiration for contemporary jazz in the capital. Offering seven evening performances a week the Vortex promotes cutting edge jazz in conjunction with contemporary folk and world music.
While it strongly emphasises and provides support for young local talent, it also plays host to some of the leading world-class artists, both from the UK and overseas and boasts the following artist, who have performed at the club – from the UK, Stan Tracey, Tony Kofi, Evan Parker, Sir John Dankworth and Dame Cleo Laine, and award-winning saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock.
From its overseas connections the club has formed links with some of the very best New York downtown scene musicians such as Tim Berne and Claudia Quintet, as well as European groups such as Lotte Anker and Wolfgang Muthspiel.
The club offers something to appeal to all musical tastes: big-band, contemporary, vocal, world-music, Gypsy/East European and folk-orientated.
Contact Details:
The Vortex Jazz Club
11 Gillett Square
London
N16 8JH
Tel: 0207 254 4097
Metropolis Gentlemen’s Club
Metropolis Gentlemen’s Club
Metropolis had its long awaited grand opening in the early 1970’s and was originally known as the Arabian Arms. The Club quickly became one of London’s premier venues for gentleman's entertainment. Producing some of the raunchiest girls dancing on three amazing floors, this enhanced the reputation of the Metropolis club and made it the world famous venue it is today.
Metropolis most famous claim to fame was the first fully nude table dancing venue in the UK and continues to extend the boundaries, with new shows such as shower dancing, introducing water pistols which were an innovation. The Metropolis now boasts a fully functional car wash where its guests can sit in the comfort in a beach buggy and be entertained by the car wash beauties of their choice. No recommended for the faint hearted
There are different and varying beach themed areas within the Club, a must to visit and indulge in the unique, exquisite and breath taking spectacular known as the Metropolis. Eastern promise, western style enjoyment guaranteed.
Contact Details:
234 Cambridge Heath Road
London
E2
Tel: 020 8980 2917
Secrets 2 Gentlemen’s Club
Secrets 2 gentlemen’s club offers a fabulous and exciting night out with Fully Nude Table Dancing. This venue will guarantee you the guest, the most intimate and cosy atmosphere and the most superb entertainment on offer in North London. The club is very conveniently located closer to the O2 centre on the main Finchley Road, within easy driving distance of central London and the surround North London Area.
At Secrets, they can boast a magnificent collection of the most elegant and sophisticated Table Dancers in London; and not forgetting the guests, the team have managed to create an atmosphere that is both intimate, relaxing and, therefore, a perfect place to indulge and enjoy an evening of entertainment. The club has several VIP suites adjacent to the main area of the club and an extra-ordinary VIP suite on the next level. Whatever, the occasion, celebration, party or just night out, Secrets will leave you wanting more.
Contact Details:
Secrets 2 Swiss Cottage
309 Finchley Road
Swiss Cottage
London
NW3 6EH
Tel: 020 7794 1267
The Old Dairy Public House
The Old Dairy is exactly just that. The original structure was built circa 1890 and was originally the site of the old dairy. Many of the original features remain within this mammoth pub and include: exposed brick walls, the original steel girders and the magnificent etchings on the Crouch Hill side which remain as evidence of its previous existence.
The Old Dairy has been lovingly restored into quite a magnificent venue with many new rooms to discover at every turn. The front of the building has been converted into a space for mooching, with large comfortable settees and cosy secluded corners with armchairs and table lamps. The intimacy and relaxed atmosphere of this accommodation contrasts with the sumptuousness of the gigantic main room, brought to life by two magnificent chandeliers at opposite ends, complimented by the elegantly furnished mish mash of wooden tables and chairs. This popular venue is a must to visit during any visit to North London.
Contact Details:
1-3 Crouch Hill
London
N4 4AP
Tel: 020 7263 3337
Villiers Terrace
Villiers Terrace, located in Crouch End, is one of North London’s latest innovations in the pub / dining room experience. A charismatic local, Villiers Terrace is fast gaining a reputation for serving the very best in quality seasonal produce, complemented by a varied range of contemporary cocktails, fine wines and premium beers in a chic, modern and well-designed setting.
Whether you choice is to comfy up in front of the centre-piece roaring open log fire with a glass of deep fruity red, enjoy a stress-free lunch with friends, partake of the essentially British supper or just simply treat yourself to a late night drink, there really is no better place to while away the hours.
The Villiers Terrace offers a superb lunch and evening menu, catering for all tastes and offering exceptional value. The Pub also offers live entertainment to compliment any evening out, although it is advisable to book in advance to ensure you are not disappointed.
Contact Details:
Villiers Terrace
120 Park Road
London
N8 8JP
Tel: 020 8245 6827
Restaurants in Tottenham
Skorpios Restaurant
Skorpios has been run by the same family for over thirty years and has a reputation throughout the North London and surrounding areas for fine cuisine and casual dining, complemented by a detailed professional service all set in a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. Skorpios restaurant believes in providing an experience that is both affordable and very satisfying, ensuring every effort is made to provide their clientele with the very best in authentic style Greek dining.
The restaurant offers a wide choice of menu ranging from fine Aberdeen Angus steaks and fresh fish, delivered directly from their authentic charcoal grill, to the very best authentic Greek cuisine using only the freshest ingredients. The famed Skorpios Meze is delightfully fresh and plentiful; reminding the customer of those long balmy Mediterranean nights spent indulging. This particular dish, The Meze, has attracted generations of the same regular customers and local families back to this establishment year after year to indulge. The restaurant is truly a North London jewel in the crown of fine dining.
Contact Details:
195 Philip Lane
London
N15 4HQ
Tel: 020 8808 0830
Sosta Restaurant
Sosta is one of North London’s finest contemporary Italian restaurant serving modern dishes, with that special Mediterranean twist, and has been voted one of the best value restaurants in London, by an Evening Standard Poll. All items on the menu are freshly cooked to order, the discerning diner can select from a wide ranging and varied menu, which includes vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices.
The restaurant boasts an extensive wine list including some of Italy’s best known wines: Barolo, Brunello and Amarone. Booking is recommended and the restaurant can cater for parties up to 34 persons for private functions and special occasions. Sosta has 2 main dining areas, where the clientele can relax and enjoy the restful ambience of this highly rated and very popular venue.
Contact Details:
14, Middle Lane
Crouch End
London
N8 8PL, UK
Tel: 020 8340 1303
Fax: 020 8341 3323
YumYum Thai Restaurant
YumYum Thai Restaurant has received many awards and accolades for its beautifully prepared and presented authentic Thai food, making it one of the most popular restaurants located in Stoke Newington’s trendy Church Street area. The restaurants popularity has enabled its long term owners to expand to a new position, housed in a grand listed Georgian building, and featuring a 250 cover capability, all set in elegantly refurbished, relaxing and ambient interiors combing original Thai features with a chic modern Asian design. Serviced by an ultra modern state of the art kitchen and featuring a high tech wine storage unit and a whole host of other features making it the finest dining experience in the North London area.
YumYum offers a varied menu which is more than able to meet any discerning client’s pallet, offering vegetarian and non-vegetarian options; all food is prepared in a traditional authentic Thai manner, by the highly trained chef’s, concentrating on the flavours, quality locally sourced produce and presentation, providing a unique taste experience and a veritable feast for the eyes. In addition to this, the experienced and attentive staff will make your visit as our guest, enjoyable and memorable.
Contact Details:
187 Stoke Newington High Street
London
N16 0LH
Tel: 020 7254 6751
Fax: 020 7241 3857
The Lock Dining Bar
The Lock is an independently owned and managed gastronomic restaurant, located in North London’s N17 chic district. Established in 2006, this North London gem has gained some of the most fantastic accolades possible under the guidance of the management team. It regularly features in the famous Michelin Guide, AA and the good food guide, year on year.
The Lock’s focus is based heavily on exceptionally high quality seasonal produce with the ethos of quality and freshness in a marriage between the British and globally influenced menu. The Lock prides itself on executing some of the most original exciting food in North London area. In mid 2007 after suffering severe flood damage the Restaurant had to close while extensive refurbishment took place, re-opening in the autumn of 2007.
The Lock offers a varied menu choice at surprisingly good value, complemented by a fairly extensive wine cellar, attentive staff and cuisine produced to an exceptionally high standard. This is a must visit venue in North London.
Contact Details:
Heron House
Hale Wharf
Ferry Lane
London
N17 9NF
Tel: 020 8885 2829
Fax: 020 8885 1618
Rasa Indian Restaurant
Rasa Indian Restaurant
Rasa Indian Restaurant is part of an award-winning chain of restaurants bringing the unique taste of authentic home-cooked, southern Indian food to the capital. The richness and flavour of its superb and varied menu guarantees the discerning clientele the perfectly cooked meal. Rasa is from Sanskrit and has a wonderful mammon of meaning. It symbolises taste, flavour, warmth, enjoyment, delight, pathos, beauty and spirit. At Rasa, you will find all this and more, in the relaxed and ambient atmosphere of the restaurant.
Rasa restaurants food is stimulated by the authentic home cooked charm of beautiful, spice-rich Kerala, where all of the chefs are trained. Food is a passion at this restaurant, prepared for the clientele, always with devotion, love, and the finest locally sourced fresh ingredients.
Contact Details:
5 Charlotte Street
London
W1T 1RE
Tel: 020 7637 0222
Fax: 020 7637 0344
Where to Stay in Tottenham
The Raglan Hall Hotel
The Raglan Hall Hotel is situated in North London's chic and fashionable Muswell Hill district. The hotel maintains an exceptional reputation for service, comfort and convenience. This exquisite North London hotel delivers on all fronts and aligns with the expectations of West End accommodation without the West End price.
The Raglan boasts stylish and extremely well equipped bedrooms which are more than complemented by the in vogue Bar 101 and the beautifully appointed and highly skilled landscaped Japanese garden. Private suites are available with a comprehensive catering and event planning service for those special occasions including weddings, dinner dances, family parties, meetings, conferences and corporate hospitality.
The Raglan Hall has the added benefit of being located on the doorstep to central London, with its many and varied attractions and entertainment venues. The hotels position also provides a wealth of local attractions including: Alexandra Palace, Hampstead Heath, Muswell Hill Golf Course, and for the shopaholics, Brent Cross Shopping Centre. A number of top London sporting venues including Wembley are all easily accessible by public transport.
Contact Details:
8-12 Queens Avenue
Muswell Hill
London,
N10 3NR
Tel: 020 8883 9836
Fax: 020 8883 5002
Amhurst Hotel
The Amhurst Hotel London, is an excellent budget hotel in the heart of London’s N16 district, the hotel offers a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere, a friendly environment, with clean and well presented rooms in a very quite location.
The Amhurst offers budget self catering accommodation which is an ideal option to consider when searching for accommodation in the capital, whilst bed and breakfasts rates are available to enhance your stay in London. The Hotels rates are extremely competitive for London with a flat rate all year round per night per room charge, accompanying this there are also discounted rates and Hotel Special Offers being offered throughout the year to meet with the requirements of your stay in the London area.
Contact Details:
45 - 47 Amhurst Park
Stamford Hill
London
N16 5DL
Tel: 020 8800 7587
Fax: 0808 880 2178
The Pembury Hotel
The Pembury is ideally located opposite Finsbury Park, less than 500 metres from Finsbury Park Station and only about a mile (1.6 km) from the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal Football Clubs home ground. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, free parking and en suite in all of its superbly appointed rooms. The Pembury Hotel is conveniently located on the A503 - Seven Sisters Road, which runs directly into the centre of London.
Finsbury Park Station is less than 5-minutes walk away and extends easy access to the Piccadilly and Victoria Underground network. Access to mainline rail services could not be simpler and run regularly to London King's Cross, Cambridge, Peterborough and Welwyn Garden City.
All en suite rooms have TV points, hairdryers and tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms. The hotel also boasts a comfortable lounge area. A light continental breakfast is available daily.
Contact Details:
Pembury Hotel, London
326 - 328 Seven Sisters Rd
London
N4 2AP
Tel: 020 7354 3322
Beaconsfield Hotel
Situated in a vibrant part of North London the Beaconsfield Hotel is a popular small establishment offering exceptional value for money whist not compromising on the finer attributes of comfort and quality service. The Hotel is housed in a very attractive Victorian building, which has been refurbished to a very high standard; it co-habits the building with a traditional London hostelry, providing quality food and beverages.
Manor House Station is a few minutes walk from Beaconsfield Hotel, so travelling around the London and accessing all the sights and sounds of the UK’s capital could not be any easier. The hotel offers 14 comfortable and well appointed rooms complete with TV, incorporating a DVD player, a fridge and kettle for the guests exclusive use. The service offered in the hotel meets with very high standards, and places importance on its guests and there stay at the Beaconsfield Hotel
Contact Details:
359 Green Lanes
London
N4 1DZ
Tel: 020 8826 5200
The White Lodge Hotel
The White Lodge is an acclaimed privately owner and family run guest house business. The accommodation comprises of 17 bedrooms and is ideally located in a leafy North London suburb. Within close proximity to Alexandra Palace which hosts a variety of exciting exhibitions, memorable concerts and boasts a large ice-skating rink. Central London is within easy reach by bus, train or tube train to enhance your visit to London, the UK’s most popular visitor attraction and capital. Most of London’s popular central attractions and entertainment venues are no more than 30 minutes away.
The White Lodge Hotel boasts high standards of cleanliness, and in recognition of this has been awarded the prestigious Three Diamond status by the English Tourism Council and the AA.
Located, the Hotel is near to Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Wood Green; these venues offer an assortment of restaurants and shops, including the Wood Green Shopping City. All of these locations are within easy walking distance or just a short public transport ride away. Local directions are always available from the reception area, where our friendly staff are more than willing to assist and help the guests.
The Hotel is open all year round where our staff will try there best to make your stay in London a memorable and most enjoyable one. At the White Lodge, Hornsey, Cleanliness and Friendliness are foremost to ensure you very much enjoy your stay.
Contact Details:
1 Church Lane
Hornsey
London
N8 7BU
Tel: 020 8348 9765
Fax: 020 8340 7851