[Must-see in London] Paddington Waterfront: Quiet Canal District

The transformation of this area of ​​Paddington in inner London is truly amazing! Quietly tucked away behind Paddington Train Station, Paddington Waterside is a lovely, peaceful part of London. The easiest way to get there is to walk along London Street, which is on the right hand side when you see the main entrance to the train station. Continue north and you will find the canal. The waterfront is actually one that has been preserved during a massive commercial redevelopment. The glass of the office buildings gleams in the morning sun, and below is the traditional canal district, where the buildings along the river vary from office buildings to community centers, cafes, restaurants and old apartment-style homes. It is a charming combination of modern and traditional canal living, with wonderful old traditional barges and houseboats moored in front of the state-of-the-art building. There are also many beautiful canal boats moored on both sides of the canal, as well as restaurants offering fine dining and morning coffee. But some are floating homes, which have the right to temporarily anchor in the canal for a limited time. Paddington Seafront is undoubtedly an ideal place to take a stroll, get away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of Paddington, take in unexpected views, and relax yourself for an hour or three to explore. A short walk along the canal will take you to Little Venice where you can catch a water bus to London Zoo or to Camden Lock which is bustling with great food and markets. -------------------------------------- 🏙️ Paddington Waterside 📍 63-65 North Wharf Road, London 🚇 Paddington (Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City) 🚆 Paddington (GWR, Elizabeth line, Heathrow Express) #Must-visit check-in spots in the UK #London #Adventures in Paddington #Canal #Riverside #Houseboat #Reconstruction #Old District