Today is our last day in London. It’s always a bit sad especially when we’ve had such a nice time. London is ever changing and yet the same.
Yesterday we visited the neighborhood of Camden, its excellent Jewish Museum, its famed market along with a peek at its old but functional canal system.
J&J
Entrance to Kazimerz, the Jewish District of Krakow, 1935-1938.Mizrach tablet indicating the direction of Jerusalem, 1841 under license by Queen Victoria.Marc Chagall, New York, 1941Jewish children from Kazimierz, Krakow, 1935.Ornate Synagogue Ark, Venice, 17th-18th century.Table set for a sacred dinner.Labor Union banner for Bakers.A lengthy and complex canal system once primarily used to move goods, still functions today for both commercial and private use.Our latest dinning discovery was Gino D’Campo, 29/33 Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AJ, London. T: 0207267 2678.
2 thoughts on “Travel: Camden Town, London”
I wish we had not missed C,den but I smile when I see your EATING establishments :=_ D
I wish we had not missed C,den but I smile when I see your EATING establishments :=_ D
After traveling with students, I wanna go with you!