LIFESTYLE & LOCAL AREA
Aldgate. where commerce meets culture
TUBE
| Whitechapel | 2 min |
| St. Pancras | 12 min |
| Bond Street | 19 min |
| Green Park | 20 min |
| Covent Garden | 22 min |
| Stratford | 24 min |
| Heathrow Airport | 50 min |
WALK
| Spitalfields Market | 6 min |
| Bank Station | 6 min |
| London Bridge | 8 min |
| Waterloo Station | 16 min |
| Canary Wharf | 18 min |
| Piccadilly Circus | 20 min |
| Hyde Park | 25 min |
BIKE
| Aldgate East Station | 4 min |
| Tower Gateway DLR | 8 min |
| Aldgate Station | 9 min |
| Spitalfields Market | 10 min |
| Tower Hill Station | 10 min |
| Fenchurch St. Station | 10 min |
| Liverpool St. Station | 20 min |
TRAIN
| Docklands | 6 min |
| Liverpool Street | 7 min |
| Marylebone | 14 min |
| Waterloo | 18 min |
| Kings Cross St. Pancras | 22 min |
| Paddington | 28 min |
| Heathrow Airport | 60 min |
BOAT
| London Bridge City Pier | 4 min |
| Bankside Pier | 8 min |
| Canary Wharf Pier | 9 min |
| Greenwich Pier | 16 min |
| London Eye Pier | 23 min |
| Embankment Pier | 25 min |
| Westminster Pier | 27 min |
DLR
| Limehouse | 4 min |
| Bank | 12 min |
| Canary Wharf | 15 min |
| Custom House (Excel Centre) | 17 min |
| Greenwich | 23 min |
| London City Airport | 24 min |
| Stratford International | 30 min |
THE CITY & TRANSPORT
The city of London on your doorstep
During the week Aldgate shifts from being one of London’s most popular playgrounds to one of the world’s most prominent business districts. With the City itself on your doorstep, you’ll enjoy the rare option to walk to work.
The Bank of England, for example, is just a mile away. Alternatively, if your commute takes you further afield, there’s a wealth of stations also less than a mile away, including six underground and two Crossrail stations.
CULTURE
With many bars, restaurants, galleries and cinemas, Aldgate is a showcase of London’s vibrant social scene.
Midweek is the perfect opportunity to take in a film at the local Curzon Cinema or grab a meal at one of the many local eateries
And don’t forget First Thursdays, when once a month 150 of the area’s galleries attract London’s culture lovers with an evening of private views, talks and events.
LOCAL AMENITIES
With Borough Market just across the river, the finest ingredients are just moments away should you choose stay in and enjoy the comforts of your bespoke kitchen. Surrounded by cuisine from around the globe, inspiration isn’t something you’ll want for.
Head to St Katherine Dock and watch the world float by. Columbia Road Flower Market is another popular destination. Offering a floral explosion of colours, alongside a supporting cast of galleries, boutiques and eateries, there’s no better place to while away a day with friends.
Or really explore the neighbourhood. You could start the day with a run by the river or some yoga at one of the local studios. Or there is an array of brunch spots nearby. Perfect for fuelling some retail therapy at Box Park and the array of boutiques that line Spitalfields Market.
Or why not take a stroll up Brick Lane into Shoreditch, sampling its street food, bars and boutiques along the way.
ENTERTAINMENT
“By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show.”
You couldn’t be better located to enjoy the capital’s delights. East London is renowned for its food scene and whatever your tastes or budget, you truly are spoilt for choice. The bar scene is just as diverse, ranging from chic cocktail lounges to traditional east end pubs and craft beer specialists.
When Friday evening comes, London comes alive. In recent years, The City has shaken off its stuffy demeanor with venue’s like Soho House’s hip hotel spin-off, The Ned, bringing with them a supporting cast of exciting food and drinks venues.
Fear not though, it’s not all change, the Square Mile’s array of Michelin starred restaurants and wine bars are still catering to the business world’s needs.
Or there’s Spitalfields Market and Shoreditch’s array of eateries and bars, which are the perfect antidote to The City’s reserved nature.
Education
The Malthouse is located within close proximity of various centres of higher learning. The building lies within easy commuting distance to world-renowned colleges and universities.
The Malthouse is also situated within the catchment area of some of London’s most highly-regarded primary and secondary schools, ranked “Outstanding” by OFSTED, the Office for Standards in Education in the UK.
UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES
| London Metropolitan University | 0.3 miles |
| London Southbank University | 2.0 miles |
| Queen Mary University | 2.0 miles |
| London School of Economics | 2.2 miles |
| Kings College London | 2.3 miles |
| City University London | 2.3 miles |
| London University of Arts | 2.4 miles |
| School of Oriental & African Studies | 3.0 miles |
| University College London | 3.9 miles |
| University of Westminster | 4.1 miles |
| Royal Academy of Music | 4.8 miles |
| Imperial College London | 5.1 miles |
LOCAL SCHOOLS
| St. Pauls Whitechapel CE Primary School | 0.4 miles |
| Sir John Cass’s Foundation Primary School | 0.4 miles |
| Mulberry School for Girls | 0.7 miles |
| Blue Gate Fields Junior School | 0.9 miles |
| St Paul’s Cathedral School | 1.3 miles |
| The City of London School | 1.4 miles |
| St Michael’s R C Secondary School | 1.6 miles |
| Charterhouse Square | 1.7 miles |