Laura ReynoldsTake A Virtual Stroll Through Angel And Islington With These Photos
Angel station on a rainy night. Photo: Che-bursahka
Angel, Islington, was originally the name of a hotel and group of buildings on the corner of Pentonville Road. The name was then given to the nearby tube station, and has since been used colloquially to refer to the whole area. Upper Street is the main high street, known these days for its boutique shops and mixture of high-end and chain bars and restaurants, as well as a few other landmarks, as you'll see below.
Union Chapel, a church which is used as a gig and event venue. Photo: Matt BrownThe Screen on the Green is an Everyman Cinema on Upper Street. Photo: John Andreas OlssonAngel sculpture outside the Angel Central shopping centre. Photo: Geoff HollandBob, of A Streetcat Name Bob fame, outside Angel station. Photo: Maja KucovaLittle Angel Theatre, a puppet theatre on Dagmar Passage. Photo: Matt BrownFood at the French food market. Photo: baob555555Photo: Treble2309St Mary Islington. A church has stood on the site since the 12th century. Photo: Matt BrownA narrowboat on Regent's Canal at Islington. Photo: Stuart SpicerCamden Passage. Photo: Tezzer57Photo: Treble2309
