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Nearest station to Dhaanya

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Dhaanya, 106 Hoxton street, Hoxton, London N1 6SG

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Underground Stations

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Old Street Tube Station

Old Street, London, Clerkenwell, EC1Y 1BE

9 mins from Dhaanya

Moorgate Tube Station

Moorfields, London, City, EC2Y 9AE

18 mins from Dhaanya

Liverpool Street Tube Station

Liverpool Street, London, City, EC2M 7PP

19 mins from Dhaanya

Mainline Stations

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Old Street Railway Station

Old Street, London, Clerkenwell, EC1Y 1BE , Underground lines: Northern

10 mins from Dhaanya

Liverpool Street Railway Station

Old Broad Street, London, City, EC2M 7QH , Underground lines: Metropolitan, Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City

17 mins from Dhaanya

Cambridge Heath Railway Station

Cambridge Heath Road, London, Hackney, E2 9EG

18 mins from Dhaanya

Docklands Light Railway

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Bank

Cornhill , London, City, EC3V 3LA , Underground lines: Waterloo & City, Northern, Central, DLR (Bank Branch)

25 mins from Dhaanya

Tower Gateway

Minories, London, City, EC3N 1JL , Underground lines: DLR (Tower Gateway Branch)

28 mins from Dhaanya

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The London Borough of Hackney

Hackney Hackney possesses a rich mix of cultures and traditions. Popular destinations include super-trendy Shoreditch, a thriving cultural fringe of the City of London with a wide range of restaurants, bars, nightclubs and comedy venues. Visit the acclaimed Geffrye Museum which tells the history of domestic furniture from 1600 to the 1950s. The area is filled with thriving street markets including Petticoat Lane, Brick Lane and Ridley Road in Dalston which offers goods from across the world in a friendly, bustling atmosphere. Other attractions include the National Trust owned Sutton House - a rare example of a Tudor red-brick house built for the Principal Secretary of State for Henry VIII. Hackney is also home to the Hackney Empire theatre and Stoke Newington Church Street with its eclectic array of specialist shops, cafes and ethnic restaurants.