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London/South East

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South East London is the eastern part of Greater London that lies south of the River Thames and extends from the borders of central London towards the Kent countryside.

[edit] Districts

The areas of South East London of greatest interest to the traveller are as follows:

[edit] Other destinations

  • Penge - near Crystal Palace, the Danish word for money, and near the former Great North Wood. The ancient Celtic word, "penceat," meant, "edge of wood". This is how Penge got its name. In Victorian times it was fashionable to live in this area. Today it is, "a nice cosy little place".

[edit] Get in

  • DLR (Docklands Light Railway) from Bank (Central, Northern, Circle, District, Waterloo and City Lines), Tower Hill (District and Circle Lines), Stratford (Central, Jubilee Lines), or Canary Wharf (Jubilee Line).
  • By National Rail [1]. There are many National Rail stations in South East London, for example East Croydon, Greenwich, Penge East and Penge West.

[edit][add listing] See

  • Brockwell Park, Herne Hill, [2]. Daily. Free.  edit
  • Eltham Palace, +44 (0)20 82942548, [3]. 3 February-23 December 2008 M Tu W Su 11AM-4PM. £4.00-£7.90.  edit
  • Penge Police Station, [4]. Oldest working police station in London. Built 1905.  edit
  • Royal Waterman's Alms Houses, Penge, [5].  edit

[edit][add listing] Do

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[edit][add listing] Eat

Noodle houses near Cutty Sark DLR offers fantastic Chinese cuisine at a budget price.

  • Fatty Arbuckles (Fattys). Located in the Surrey Quays leisure park and one in Valley Leisure Park in Croydon, for deep fried American burgers.  edit

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[edit] Contact

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