Hawley Wharf

Meet: canal-side, at Kentish Town Road bridge, NW1 8QH

HOURLY ON THE HOUR ONLY ARCHITECT LED WALKING TOURS Booking not required. Please arrive 10-15 mins before tour . Explore with an architect how AHMM transformed a neglected place in the heart of Camden Town. The site includes new buildings-set within existing railway viaducts, refurbished buildings, major new public spaces and new pedestrian routes reconnecting the site with its neighbourhood

Getting there

Tube

Camden Town, Chalk Farm

Train

Camden Road

Bus

1, 24, 27, 31

Access

Facilities

Accessible toilet
Baby changing facilities
Gender neutral toilet
Toilets

About

About the hourly Architect-led tours

The walk will bring to life AHMM’s masterplan for this new destination within Camden Town market, discovering the lively mix of uses. You will see new homes, a school, incubator workplace units, workshops, a cinema, independent retailers, food courts and a flexible and open market building on the edge of the Regent's Canal creating a revitalised sense of place. There will be a few elements that may surprise you along the way. After the walk, you will be able to enjoy refreshments at one of Hawley Wharf’s food courts

Nearby

Walking tour

The new Camden

walk/tour

Camden is forging a new path forward in the 21st century, reinventing itself once again with a planned new highline, an observation wheel, the 9-acre Camden Goods Yard redevelopment, a revamped KOKO theatre and an expanding network of markets. So what kind of place is Camden becoming in its latest era?

Guided tour

Sheppard Robson 77 Parkway

architectural practice

Nestled off a busy street in Camden, the former industrial building has been home to architectural firm Sheppard Robson for over 40 years. A series of additions have allowed more amenity, social spaces, and diversity in work settings.

Sheppard Robson, 1974

Walking tour

Rock 'n' Roll Camden Tour

walk/tour

A walking tour celebrating the music venues of Camden Town. Learn about the historic bands that have played at the various sites Camden is famous for. From Pink Floyd to Amy Winehouse and beyond. Take a walk on the wild side through Camden's musical highlights.

Drop in

Brandon Centre

health, garden, event

West Kentish Town Conservation Area. Brandon Cadbury, (of the famous philanthropic chocolatiers) was so impressed with our founder and young peoples services he donated our building. As a thank you, we named the charity after him in 1984.

Unknown, 1834