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🇬🇧 EAST LONDON WALKING TOUR, HACKNEY, DALSTON WALK, KINGSLAND HIGH STREET, MULTICULTURAL LONDON -------------------------------------- FEEL FREE TO SUPPORT MY CHANNEL - PayPal Donations: https://www.PayPal.me/GirlinParadise Become a member -    / @girlinparadise   -------------------------------------- SOCIAL MEDIA: INSTAGRAM -   / girl_in_paradise_youtube   MY 2nd CHANNEL, PLEASE SUBSCRIBE :) -    / @london-walk   -------------------------------------- Busy Dalston is centred on Kingsland Road, home to vintage fashion stores, hip cocktail bars, and basement clubs. Stalls at Ridley Road Market sell fruit, vegetables, and household goods. Traditional Turkish eateries sit alongside cool global restaurants and Caribbean shops, while indie bands play at EartH and the Shacklewell Arms, and the Vortex hosts jazz. The Arcola Theatre presents innovative drama. Dalston has attracted immigrants for over 100 years; at the turn of the century it was a popular area for newly arrived Jewish people from central Europe. In the 1950s and '60s, as the Jewish community became more affluent and moved out, they were replaced by a large Caribbean community, which accounts for the wide choice of Caribbean food available in Ridley Road. As the Caribbean community slowly drifted out of Dalston it then became popular with the Turkish, as well as the Vietnamese. Recent arrivals include Poles, judging by the numbers of Polish delicatessens now appearing and other stores catering to Polish tastes. In April 2009 The Guardian published an article on Dalston claiming that it was the "coolest" place to live in Britain.[18] In the same year however, sculpture park The Towers of Hackney was torn down to give way to new buildings. drifted out of Dalston it then became popular with the Turkish, as well as the Vietnamese. Recent arrivals include Poles, judging by the numbers of Polish delicatessens now appearing and other stores catering to Polish tastes. In April 2009 The Guardian published an article on Dalston claiming that it was the "coolest" place to live in Britain.[18] In the same year however, sculpture park The Towers of Hackney was torn down to give way to new buildings. #hackney #londonwalkingtour #dalston #eastlondon