Fascinating Pubs and Places of Interest in Kentish Town, NW5

The area of Kentish Town is located in the northwest part of London, within the London Borough of Camden. The boundary of the area is rather large, from Camden Gardens to the north near Gordon House Road/Highgate Road junction, next to Dartmouth Park. Additional areas that Kentish Town includes are around Queens Crescent and around Torriano to the east. It is covered by the NW5 postcode.

The area grew from a small settlement, located on the River Fleet. It grew into a hamlet and later into a modern part of the capital. In order for the railway to be developed, large parts of the land were purchased. Kentish Twin Road served as major route northwards from the capital.

The area is noted for its many music pubs, most popular of which are Tally Ho and Bull and Gate, which have featured a number of renowned bands and artists. The origins of the pub rock genre can be traced back to the area of Kentish Town and its pubs. The Assembly House is another popular public building here, which is Grade II listed.

St Pancras baths are the largest municipal building in the area. They were opened in 1903 by design of T.W. Aldwinckle. The complex was closed in 2007 and reopened in 2010.

The area is well connected in terms of transport, with a mainline railway station, a station on the London Underground and overground connections at Camden Town and Kentish Town West. Multiple bus routes provide additional means of transport.

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