Limehouse

Limehouse is a historic area in East London, situated along the River Thames. Originally a fishing and maritime community, it developed as a busy trading port in the 17th and 18th centuries, known for its diverse population, including pirates and merchants. Today, Limehouse combines waterfront charm with modern residential and commercial spaces, reflecting its rich maritime past. It features notable landmarks such as Limehouse Basin and the nearby Limehouse Cut canal. The area offers a mix of historic character, riverside scenery, and convenient access to central London, making it a vibrant and evolving part of the city's East End.