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Tufnell Park student accommodation, London, is one of the best areas for student living. It’s a fantastic, lively hub with plenty of events, attractions and must-see landmarks nearby. The residents in Tufnell Park have convenient access to some exciting free attractions both in the surrounding area and in central London, so read on to make sure you don’t miss out on the very best... Hampstead Heath: Day and Night Hampstead Heath is a popular open space just a short journey from Tufnell Park student accommodation. London is widely known for its famous skyscrapers, historical landmarks and various other astonishing buildings, so this island of countryside provides a unique getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy the fantastic sports facilities, the charming zoo and of course the wonderful wildlife that you don’t often find in the busy streets. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can visit the small Hampstead observatory free of charge. If you’re lucky enough to be there on a clear night, you can spot the Moon’s mountains, Jupiter’s moons and even Saturn’s rings. This makes for a lovely evening outing and is a great way to finish off your relaxing day in the heath admiring the surrounding scenery. Camden Farmer’s Market Camden Town is just two stops away from Tufnell Park on the underground, and offers various attractions throughout the year. If you’re on a budget, head to the Farmer’s Market – you might be tempted to spend a little cash while you’re there, but entry is completely free. There is a plethora of local produce available to purchase, including fruit and vegetables, seafood and bakery goods, cheeses and other deli foods – it’s a great place to go if you’re planning a picnic or dinner party with friends. You can also satisfy your sweet tooth with the cake and pastry stalls, or quench your thirst with smoothies, fresh coffees or a choice of several other hot and cold beverages. Street Art Tour The perfect attraction for aspiring artists and culture-lovers, this self-guided Art Tour will take you all around the streets of Camden to admire the hidden artwork gems of the town. There are some truly spectacular pieces of work located in all manner of places, from railway bridges to secluded street corners – all are worth finding simply to appreciate the artist’s talents. The tour can take up to an hour, so it’s an ideal way to spend an afternoon in the town with friends before heading to one of the various restaurants or pop-up stalls for a bite to eat. If you’re looking for a lively, diverse location for your student accommodation, London is definitely the place to be and Tufnell Park in particular is the perfect student spot. Hopefully this has given you some inspiration for student living – not all good attractions come at a price, even in London! Author Plate Sophie Smith works as an independent consultant, specialising in offering advice on London student accommodation. London offers an unbeatable experience for international students, and Sophie has many suggestions to make sure that their time in the city is positive, safe and enjoyable.
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