Brixton
Brixton
Brixton

Brixton Tours and Tickets

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Formerly one of London’s most notorious neighborhoods, Brixton has been transforming itself into one of South London’s coolest destinations. A youthful vibe and cultural diversity are Brixton’s strongest assets, and its large population of African and Caribbean residents has given rise to an excellent selection of ethnic restaurants.

  • Lambeth, London, Greater London, SW9

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artavious_w, Aug 2023
Just what I wanted
I wanted to learn about the black history in London and I got that! My guide was ver knowledgeable and showed me all the sites. It’s a lot of walking!!!! So wear comfortable shoes. But I was very satisfied with everything
Miriam_M, Mar 2023
Thanks for a great tour
Great story telling and information about history and music. Easy to follow walking tour. The narrators brought Brixton to life
Alex_J, Dec 2021
Fantastic way to authentically explore Brixton!
Fantastic experience of Brixton!! The audio tour was such an authentic way to explore brixton and it’s music and give you a great insight into the history and culture of brixton. Really high quality immersive experience with on screen videos and photos of all the top spots and how it used to look. Couldn’t recommend it more for anyone who wants to see the real brixton through a top quality tour!
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Q:Is Brixton worth visiting?
A:Yes, this part of South London isn’t only vibrant and down-to-earth, but it also feels far off the typical Big Ben, Tower of London tourist track. Brixton is known for its multicultural population, reflected in local cuisine, which includes Afro-Caribbean communities dating back to the Windrush Generation and a large Portuguese community.
Q:How can I spend a day in Brixton?
A:Start your day in Brixton with a visit to the Black Cultural Archives heritage center dedicated to documenting the stories of British people of Caribbean and African descent. (It’s not open daily, so do plan accordingly.) Afterward, go to Brixton Village to explore artisan finds and global food options.
Q:Does Brixton have good places to eat?
A:Yes, Brixton is a culinary melting pot, with diverse dishes to please even the most discerning palates. Local favorites include Kata Kata, serving up inventive Cameroonian cuisine, Caribbean-style jerk chicken over at Fish Wings & Tings, and Naughty Piglets, known for its traditional British fare with a nod to global fusions.
Q:Does Brixton have any outdoor attractions?
A:Yes, head over to Brockwell Park, located just south of Brixton. Hilly and filled with oak trees and meadows, it’s the perfect place to spend that rare London sunny day. Or stay local and check out Brixton’s street art. Colorful murals include a punky portrait of Brixton native, David Bowie.
Q:Is Brixton safe?
A:Yes, mostly—while Brixton once had a reputation for crime in past decades, visitors are unlikely to encounter any problems these days. That said, it’s a good idea to take the usual precautions as you would in any big city. (Don’t walk alone late at night and don’t flash your valuables.)
Q:Should I visit Brixton on a guided tour?
A:Yes, while it’s easy to visit Brixton independently (with a tube stop on the Victoria Line), a guided tour is a great way to explore. Whether you’re taking in street art, ducking into eateries on a food crawl, or revisiting its music history, a tour lets you experience Brixton like a local.