Canary Wharf Guide
Your All In London guide to Canary Wharf
Traditionally, this area was in fact a very busy port, but after suffering badly during the Second World War, the docks never really recovered and were closed in 1980. Since then, it has developed as a commercial centre and is now considered a hub for many financial institutions.
Residentially there isn’t very much activity in Canary Wharf, although more recently there has been an increase in high end flats for the professional worker.
Which borough is Canary Wharf in?
Canary Wharf is in the borough of Tower Hamlets
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Shopping in Canary Wharf - Business Directory
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Shopping Streets in Canary Wharf
| Bank Street (7 shops) Cabot Place (14 shops) Cabot Place East (25 shops) Cabot Place West (26 shops) Cabot Square (5 shops) Canada Place (38 shops) Canada Square (29 shops) Canary Wharf (3 shops) Cannon Drive (4 shops) Chancellor Passage (2 shops) Churchill Place (7 shops) Clove Crescent (3 shops) Cooks Close (1 shop) Heron Quay (1 shop) Hertsmere Road (14 shops) | Jubilee Place (32 shops) Mackenzie Walk (1 shop) Milligan Street (1 shop) Newport Avenue (1 shop) Newton Place (1 shop) North Colonnade (7 shops) Pixley Street (1 shop) Reuters Building (1 shop) Reuters Plaza (2 shops) South Colonnade (7 shops) Trafalgar Way (3 shops) Upper Bank Street (4 shops) Vesey Path, East India Dock Road (1 shop) Westferry Circus (13 shops) |
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