Tottenham Hale - a passage to the whole of London
Tottenham Hale is a National Rail and London Underground station serving Tottenham, Haringey, North London. It opened in the mid-19th century, with links to other London stations such as St Pancras and North Woolwich. Four of London's last trolleybus poles once stood on Ferry Lane, the street which the station is situated on.
Welcome to Tottenham
Tottenham is a largely residential district of Haringey, and has a large concentration of interesting historical sites, such as the Grade I listed Bruce Castle, and the Markfield Beam Engine Museum. It's the starting point of several walking tours, such as Bowl of Chalk and one of London's most popular ghost-sighting tours. Perhaps its most famous landmark is White Hart Lane, the home ground of Tottenham Hotspur FC.
Sweat the stress away at No 1 Banya
One of north London's more unique health centres, No 1 Banya is the perfect place to pamper yourself and unwind. Operated as a genuine Russian Banya, it generates high levels of steam with water splashed onto cast iron heated to 700 degrees Celsius, contained in an authentic brick furnace. Clients can also enjoy Parenie, a traditional, revitalising thermal treatment using Venik - a bundle of eucalyptus, oak, or birch twigs.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Tottenham Hale? Travelodge London Walthamstow Hotel is less than five minutes away via Underground, and Travelodge London Wood Green Hotel is just over 20 minutes away.