Description
History
Originally known as Sydenham Hill, the area underwent a transformation with the relocation of the Crystal Palace structure from Hyde Park after the 1854 Great Exhibition. From its origins as an oak forest, the arrival of the railway during the Victorian era spurred the development of grand villas and houses. Despite the unfortunate demise of the Crystal Palace in 1936, the park evolved into the National Sports Centre.
Things to do in Crystal Palace:
Discover the vibrant lifestyle of Crystal Palace through various activities and amenities:
- Crystal Palace Overground Festival
- Crystal Palace Food Market - Weekly event with stalls offering produce, handmade crafts & more.
- Hayes Lane Market - Vintage, antique and collectable market
- Crystal Palace Park
- Crystal Palace Car Boot Sale
- National Sports Centre
Places to eat and drink in Crystal Place
- Four Hundred Rabbits - Pizza Restaurant
- The Exhibition Rooms
- Cocktail Embassy – Stylish nightclub
- Numidie
- Brown & Green Café – Crystal Palace Park
- Westow House - Bar/Pub in Crystal Palace
Brown & Green Café Crystal Palace
Crystal Place Transport Links:
Efficiently connected, Crystal Palace ensures convenient travel options:
- Crystal Palace station provides London Overground services, connecting to London Bridge and Victoria.
- Numerous bus routes in the area, enhancing accessibility for residents and visitors alike.
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