The North London Buddhist Centre has been described as an 'oasis along the Holloway road'. It just celebrated its 20th anniversary in its current premises built in 1980 with some elements of Georgian style. The building houses two shrine rooms, a café area and bodywork studio.

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A Grade I and II* treasure that’s home to an inclusive church, an award winning venue, a unique organ and The Margins Project for those in crisis in London.

James Cubitt, 1877

The Estorick Collection is housed in a beautiful Georgian building previously known as Northampton Lodge. Today, the museum comprises six galleries over three floors, as well as a library, offices, a café and bookshop.

Henry Leroux of Stoke Newington, 1807

Explore Islington Town Hall: a grand, Grade II listed example of Edwardian Baroque architecture. Celebrating its centenary this year, the Town Hall's Art Deco style interiors, staircases and impressive council chamber reflect civic pride and timeless design in the heart of Upper Street. Original clocks, paintings and decorative panels have survived for a century in this lovely municipal building.

E. C. P. Monson, 1922

Olden Community Garden - a hidden 2.5 acre green oasis along a railway embankment in Islington. Sit beside the lawn; listen to birdsong; follow trails through the woodland, meadow and orchard; discover vegetable patches and a wildlife pond.

Community Garden, 1986

A tour of one of the largest and best preserved early Victorian squares and gardens in London, also with a magnificent and original public library of 1906, which shows Byzantine and Art Nouveau influences, and a remarkable Gothic church. Refreshments available.

John Johnson, Arthur Beresford Pite and others, Francis Newman, Joseph Kay, 1846

Little Angel Theatre was converted from a derelict temperance hall in 1961 and has been showcasing puppetry performances ever since. It is London's only purpose-built puppet theatre, due to the existence of its marionette bridge.

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