A break from the norm! Venture into the colorful alleys of fashion, shattering the solemn and rigid image of London

Red Brick Lane Brick Lane in East London is a street full of character It represents British pop culture symbolizing diversity, vintage, and trendiness It was once known as Whitechapel Lane because of the red brick buildings and was renamed Brick Lane in the 15th century 🌟Highlights: 1️⃣ Graffiti Street, with various exaggerated graffiti covering several streets I met two street graffiti artists from Thailand here, who warmly invited me to an art exhibition, to exchange painting ideas, an unforgettable encounter At first, I thought they were unknown wandering artists, but later I saw their works on the streets of Bangkok and Taipei! They also have a high number of Instagram followers! It turns out they are truly talented creators 2️⃣ Second-hand vintage clothing and accessories This is a treasure trove for vintage enthusiasts Brick Lane Vintage Market sells items from the 1920s to the 1980s, with dazzling clothes, shoes, hats, and jewelry Those who love collecting old records can also find a large collection here Even if you don't buy anything, enjoying the fashionable streetwear of passersby is also a great pleasure 3️⃣ A dazzling array of delicacies from various countries 📍Detailed address: Brick Lane, London, E1 6QR Subway station: ALDGATE EAST station 🕙Recommended visiting time: Sunday 9:00-17:00