London North

London North

The North of London has many exciting attractions. Home to the world darts championship, an ice skating rink and site of the first ever television broadcast, Alexandra Palace dominates the area. Socio-politics of every kind is available to school trip planners here. Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur football clubs vie for local and global affections amongst football fans, while Highgate cemetery is the last resting place of left-wing revolutionary thinker Karl Marx, author of Das Kapital.

Venues in this location

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In the Heart of Ancient Woodland

Epping Forest Field Centre is a purpose-built non residential centre located in a terrific Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Special Area of Conservation that provides excellent learning opportunities.  It has excellent transport links and is only a few kilometres from the M25 and M11 and from Loughton Station (Central Line for London Undergro

Arsenal Football Club

With a capacity of over 60,000 the Emirates Stadium is a state of the art, modern arena which you and your school can visit!

Arsenal Museum

The Arsenal Museum resides in the football club's Northern Triangle Building in the Emirates Stadium, north London.

Poolside Manor Ltd

Multi-activity/sports day camp during all school holidays; for ages 3-13; North London; registered under The Children Act and Ofsted inspected.

Close supervision specialists in swimming, squash, tennis; with qualified teachers/lifeguards and instructors; directors have been operating camps for over 30 years, with a safety record second to none.

London Youth

London Youth supports a network of over 400 diverse community youth organisations where young people choose to go. With unique reach to over 75,000 young Londoners, we deliver programmes with and through this network in every London borough and out of town at our two residential learning centres.

Bruce Castle

Book a tour of the magnificent Grade 1 listed Bruce Castle with one of the curators? See behind the scenes. Discover more about the history of the building and the fascinating people who lived here.

Schools

London Borough of Enfield - Youth and Family Support

Alexandra Palace

The iconic north London venue offers everything you need for an extraordinary event or great day out with the benefit of some of the best panoramic views of London.

Park Road Leisure Centre

Features a main pool, learner pool and outdoor lido, with swimming and diving lessons available.

Redevelopment works have now begun at Park Road Leisure Centre which will provide modern and spacious facilities at the heart of our community. 

Once complete, the new facility will benefit from a new gym, spacious studios and improved changing and spa facilities.

Freightliner's Farm

Hands on working farm with animals to visit and adorable petting village

See cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, goats, lots of rabbit, geese and ducks.

Education Activities

Lauderdale House

Built in 1582 as a Merchant's House and set in the beautiful Waterlow Park, Lauderdale House is a Grade II listed building and now runs primarily as an arts and education centre, welcoming over 65,000 visitors each year.

Exhibitions & Fairs

Archway Leisure Centre

Free form leisure pool with a sloping beach and water kept at a tropical 30 degrees. There are a flume, two spa pools, a river run, water jets and wave machine.

The water is kept at a tropical 30 degrees. There is a flume, two spa pools, a river run, water jets and a wave machine.

Finchley Lido

Has a separate swimming pool and a wave machine that's switched on at regular intervals. There is an outdoor Lido pool which is worth a visit when the mercury rises.

Mountainwise

Our instructors have been providing adventurous outdoor activities since 1992. Offering training and technical support to the outdoor industry, the activities we offer are run under National Government Body Guidelines and certified by the relevant Organisations.

Stoke Newington West Reservoir Centre

West Reservoir Water Sports Centre is a water sports and environmental education centre which is located in a picturesque corner of Stoke Newington. The centre provides the opportunity to take part in sailing and kayaking for adults and children under the watchful eye of expert instructors. The centre is operated by a charity social enterprise, Greenwich Leisure Limited (GLL).

London Canal Museum

At the London Canal Museum you can see inside a narrowboat cabin, learn about the history of London's canals, about the cargoes carried, the people who lived and worked on the waterways, and the horses that pulled their boats. Peer down into the unique heritage of a huge Victorian ice well used to store ice imported from Norway and brought by ship and canal boat to be stored.

Highgate Cemetery

One of England’s greatest treasures

The cemetery contains the much-visited tomb of Karl Marx (d. 1883), painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti's wife Elizabeth Siddal (d. 1862) - whose grave he famously had opened in 1869 to retrieve a book of poems he has placed in her coffin - and pioneer film-maker William Friese-Greene (d. 1921). Dog-show founder Charles Cruft (d. 1938), actor Sir Ralph Richardson (d. 1983) and comedian Max Wall (d.

Business Design Centre

Located 10 minutes from Kings Cross St. Pancras International and a short walk from Angel tube station, the Business Design Centre is one of London’s most popular conference and exhibition venues.

St Pancras Station

St Pancras railway station is a central London railway terminus and Grade I listed building. It is one of the biggest landmarks in London and serves as a gateway to Europe. It is used by 45 million passengers annually and is home to the Eurostar.

King's Cross Station

King's Cross railway station is a major London railway terminus which takes its name from the King's Cross area of London, which itself was named after a monument to King George IV that was demolished in 1845.

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