Kings PlaceA new classical music venue and art gallery situated just minutes from Kings Cross and St Pancras in London. Following a competition, Dixon Jones was appointed to design the building, which combines music and art, as well as providing a world class conference, events and office centre.
400m (7 mins) from Calshot Street
St PancrasDesigned by Gilbert Scott and originally opened in 1868, the station is now a Grade II listed building, famous for its impressive Victorian architecture. It is located on Euston Road in London and following a £800 million renovation, it is now one of the most striking stations in the UK.
600m (10 mins) from Calshot Street
Sadler's WellsSadler's Wells Theatre is the collective name of the 6 theatres which have been located in Islington since 1683. The theatre is dedicated to bringing the best in UK and international dance to a London audience, from contemporary dance, to flamenco, tap and family shows, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
800m (13 mins) from Calshot Street
Cloudesley SquareSituated close to Angel tube station, this pretty square is perfectly situated to all the popular nearby Islington attractions, such as the Business Design Centre and Islington Green.
800m (13 mins) from Calshot Street
Angel TubeLocated in Islington, this station is on the Northern Line between Old Street and Kings Cross. The station opened in 1901 and was named after the once-famous Angel Inn pub. The station is perhaps most famous for having the highest escalators in Western Europe, with a vertical depth of 90ft.
800m (13 mins) from Calshot Street
Business Design CentreAn exhibition centre located on Upper Street, in fashionable Islington, which plays host to over 80 exhibitions and 250 conferences per year. The Grade II listed building, formerly the Royal Agricultural Hall, was rescued from demolition in 1981 and is now considered to be one of London's most stylish venues.
900m (15 mins) from Calshot Street