Lewisham lies four miles south-east of the City and County of the City of London border, and was historically in the county of Kent. It is in the SE13 postcode district. The post town for Lewisham is London. Lewisham is in the ceremonial county of Greater London, the historic county of Kent, and the administrative county of Greater London. Lewisham is situated roughly centrally between the southernmost and northernmost extremities of Greater London, and roughly centrally between the easternmost and westernmost extremities of Greater London.
Lewisham is situated roughly centrally between the southernmost and northernmost extremities of the SE13 postcode district, and roughly centrally between the easternmost and westernmost extremities of the SE13 postcode district.
Lewisham is in the SE13 postcode district, which corresponds to the post town of London. Position of Lewisham relative to nearby towns. Distance is measured from the centre of Lewisham to the centre of the town. Position of Lewisham relative to nearby cities.
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Where is Lewisham? Sign in. Sign up. England London Lewisham. The London Borough of Lewisham A vibrant sprinkling of eateries, the internationally-renowned Horniman Museum and a minute commute into central London make this creative borough a sought-after spot for working professionals. Restaurants in Lewisham The best dining scenes in Lewisham can be found in New Cross, Brockley and Deptford, where new restaurants and trendy bars are springing up on a regular basis as young professionals descend on the borough in droves.
Culture Lewisham boasts the internationally renowned Horniman Museum. Safety Crime rates in the London Borough of Lewisham are around 93 crimes per people, similar to the London average. How can OneDome help me move to Lewisham? Best area to live in London? Score and discover a local areas. Generate Score. Population: , Logo: Crown that says "give us a shiny hug". The humungous Catford Cat, maybe, eternally toying with the Catford's Centre's 'O' like a ball of yarn.
Perhaps you can't sum up this larger-than-life borough in one oversized animal; there's too much going on — and that's before it's even metamorphosised into London's Borough of Culture Lewisham's got Deptford, steeped in a historical brine spiced with Jolly Rogers and one of screwiest statues deemed worthy of bronze. Deptford's high street and markets knock Camden's high street and markets for six, too; where else could you snap up Concorde postcards and vintage baked beans? Down the road in New Cross, you can feed your soul with a degree in Anthropology from Goldsmiths, or simply fill your belly with rice and peas from Cummin Up.
New Cross is also where to pay your respects to the fascism-fighting legends of the Battle of Lewisham — while in the borough's eponymous town itself, the Migration Museum sits proudly in the middle of a shopping centre, ushering you in, to learn how London's immigrants made it great.
For another tasty reminder, scoff mortadella ciabattas across the road at Antonio Delicatessen afterwards. Some pockets of Lewisham have been slower to come out of their shells than others, but they're now on their way; even the previously beige Hither Green — where pubs were vetoed by a teetotal Edwardian developer — have been zhuzhed up with taprooms and a florist where you can slurp hot chocolate among the dahlias.
In fact, the borough of Lewisham has got this round: drink fireside pints of the black stuff served by bow-tied barpeople at the Blythe Hill Tavern ; sip a coke on the sidelines at the s time capsule that is Rivoli Ballroom , while others do all the difficult jiving; or pull over at Blackheath's reincarnated tea hut for a strong brew. While you're there, try and fail to locate the secret caves.
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