Bermondsey

A Rich History and Trendy Vibes

Bermondsey, a dynamic area south of the River Thames, is celebrated for its rich maritime history and vibrant contemporary culture. Once home to London's tanneries and docks, Bermondsey has transformed into a trendy hotspot for foodies, art lovers, and fashionistas alike. Bermondsey's history is deeply rooted in its riverside location, which played a pivotal role in London's shipping industry. The area has a storied past of warehouses and wharves, which have now been repurposed into chic lofts and offices.

Get to know Bermondsey

Tower Bridge

Visit the iconic Tower Bridge, just a short walk from Bermondsey Street.
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WatchHouse Coffee, Tower Bridge

Located near Tower Bridge on Shad Thames, this café is part of a small chain known for its exceptional coffee and modern British menu.
White Cube Gallery

One of the world’s leading contemporary art galleries located on Bermondsey Street, featuring works from acclaimed and emerging artists in a spacious, modern setting.
The Woolpack

A comfortable, traditional pub on Bermondsey Street with a lovely beer garden, known for its relaxed vibe and a good selection of beers and pub food.
Lobos Meat and Tapas

Just off Bermondsey Street, this restaurant focuses on prime cuts of Iberian meats and classic Spanish tapas in a rustic, intimate setting.
Maltby Street Market

This street market transforms into a bustling hub of artisanal vendors and quirky stalls every weekend. Maltby Street Market is renowned for its variety of gourmet foods, specialty ingredients, and unique crafts.

The must do activity in Bermondsey…

The Bermondsey Beer Mile

A must-visit tourist attraction in Bermondsey is the Bermondsey Beer Mile. This unique stretch features a series of craft breweries and taprooms located along a roughly mile-long route beneath the railway arches of the area. It's a fantastic way to spend an afternoon or evening, especially for craft beer enthusiasts. Visitors can sample a diverse range of locally brewed beers, enjoy food from pop-up eateries, and experience the lively atmosphere that embodies Bermondsey's industrial heritage and creative present. The Beer Mile epitomizes the area's blend of traditional brewing techniques and innovative flavors, making it a standout destination for both locals and tourists.

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Transport

Main Transport Hub

London Bridge Station (Jubilee and Northern Lines, National Rail Services including Thameslink, Southern and Southeastern Trains)

Underground

Located on the Jubilee Line, Bermondsey Station offers direct connections to key London hubs like Canary Wharf, London Bridge, and Westminster.

Bus Services

Bermondsey benefits from numerous bus routes that connect it with the rest of London. Key routes include the 47, 188, 381, C10, which link Bermondsey to areas such as Lewisham, Russell Square, Peckham, and Victoria.

Other Transport

Bermondsey is also accessible via dedicated cycling paths, including routes that run along the Thames and connect to other parts of the city.

Workspaces near Bermondsey