London is one of those destinations that no matter how many times you visit this city there will always be new places to see and explore. One of the many areas that deserve your time in Camden.
Camden is a popular district in the north side of Inner London. It is a favourite amongst tourists and London residents thanks to the many opportunities for fun and recreation. Going there for the first time might be overwhelming, but this article will help you plan a fun day in Camden by presenting you some of the entertainment venues that you must pay a visit to.
Music Venues
Camden is famous for its music history since many eminent singers used to – and still do – hang out in pubs, bars and clubs of the area, and even perform once or twice. Iron Maiden, The Clash, Madonna, Amy Winehouse, U2, Coldplay, Kanye West and Ed Sheeran are just a few of the names of worldwide bands and singers who love and support Camden. Besides the big names, music venues in the area give the opportunity to many aspiring artists to perform and start their music career from there.
Zoo
If you are visiting Camden with your whole family or you just enjoy learning and seeing wild animals, then a visit to the ZSL London Zoo in Camden is a great way to pass the time. There are many species of animals living there, from butterflies and meerkats to penguins, Komodo dragons and lions. Don’t forget to book your tickets online before visiting the park.
Crazy Golf
Another activity that is worth doing while you’re with your family or friends is to play crazy golf. Something so easy as sliding a small ball in a hole becomes tricky and exciting thanks to all the obstacles that are put in your way and the colourful and innovative design of the place. Going for crazy golf in Camden includes the service of getting a drink or something to eat before or after the game. Due to COVID it would be advisable to book your online ticket in advance, so that you ensure that the place is not crowded and you can play your game safely.
Open Air Theatre
The Open Air Theatre is situated in Regent’s Park, which is a huge park in Camden, among beautiful gardens and sport facilities. The theatre was established in 1932, and it has earned many prizes and awards. As its name suggests, it is an outdoor theatre, which means that attendees get to enjoy a high-quality play while feeling a breeze and being surrounded by stunning greenery. Although British weather is not always great, the majority of the plays are performed as planned.
