North London is one of the most vibrant and exciting places in the UK, and here at Noya London, we’re proud to call it home.

Our restaurant is surrounded by some of North London’s most treasured spots, and we love it when our customers pay us a visit before or after a day visiting some of this areas best landmarks and attractions.

If you’re coming to Noya for some delicious Pan Asian cuisine and are wondering where to go after, then this blog is for you as we take a look at five locations close to us which can help you make the most of your day.

Downhills Park

Downhills Park is a hidden gem in North London, offering a serene escape into nature that leaves you feeling many miles away from big city life.

This park boasts a rich history and spans over 30 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and open spaces.

There’s plenty to see and do in Downhills park, including well-maintained gardens, a variety of sports facilities such as tennis courts, and many picturesque walking paths.

It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely walk, a family picnic, or some outdoor exercise.

Directions

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Belmont Rd.
  2. Turn right onto Belmont Rd.
  3. Continue straight to stay on Belmont Rd.
  4. Turn left onto Downhills Park Rd.
  5. Downhills Park will be on your right.

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Football Stadiums (Emirates Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

North London is home to two of the most iconic football stadiums in the UK: Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal FC, and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, home of Tottenham Hotspur FC.

Both stadiums offer more than just football matches. Emirates Stadium features comprehensive stadium tours and a museum, allowing fans to delve into Arsenal’s rich history.

Similarly, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, renowned for its cutting-edge design, offers tours and hosts a variety of events.

One thing you may not know about Noya is that our exciting lounge is a great place for watching sports, with a large screen showing the latest big event.

This means if you love your sports, you can get your fix with us before or after heading to a live match.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Directions:

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Langham Rd.
  2. Turn left onto Langham Rd.
  3. Turn right onto St Ann’s Rd/A503.
  4. Continue straight to stay on St Ann’s Rd/A503.
  5. Turn left onto Tottenham High Rd/A1010.
  6. The stadium will be on your right.

Emirates Stadium Directions:

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Langham Rd.
  2. Turn right onto Green Lanes/A105.
  3. Continue to follow A105.
  4. Turn left onto Endymion Rd.
  5. Turn right onto Stroud Green Rd/B150.
  6. Continue straight onto Blackstock Rd/A1201.
  7. Turn left onto Drayton Park.
  8. The stadium will be on your left.

Tottenham Green Market

Tottenham Green Market is a vibrant, community-focused market that celebrates local produce, crafts, and culture.

It’s a vibrant hub that brings the community together every week.

The market features an array of stalls selling fresh produce, delicious street food, artisanal products, and unique crafts.

It’s an excellent place to shop for fresh ingredients, grab a bite to eat, or find one-of-a-kind gifts.

Directions

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Langham Rd.
  2. Turn left onto Langham Rd.
  3. Turn left onto Tottenham Green East.
  4. Tottenham Green Market will be on your right.

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Bruce Castle Museum and Park

Bruce Castle Museum, housed in a 16th-century manor house, is a historic landmark that offers a glimpse into the rich history of Tottenham and Haringey.

The museum features a variety of exhibits, including local history, art, and photography.

Regular events and workshops make it a dynamic cultural center.

The surrounding parkland provides a beautiful backdrop, perfect for leisurely walks.

Directions

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Langham Rd.
  2. Turn left onto Langham Rd.
  3. Turn left onto St Ann’s Rd/A503.
  4. Continue straight to stay on St Ann’s Rd/A503.
  5. Turn right onto Tottenham High Rd/A1010.
  6. Turn left onto Bruce Grove/A10.
  7. Continue straight to stay on Bruce Grove/A10.
  8. Turn left onto Lordship Ln.
  9. The museum will be on your left.

Alexandra Park and Palace

Alexandra Park and Palace, affectionately known as “Ally Pally,” is a major entertainment and leisure destination in North London, with many knowing it for being the ‘home of the darts’.

The palace, originally built in 1873, offers panoramic views of London that have to be seen to be believed.

The park features wide-open spaces, a boating lake, a pitch-and-putt golf course, and walking trails.

The palace itself hosts a variety of events, from concerts to exhibitions, and even has an ice rink.

Directions

  1. Head southeast on W Green Rd towards Belmont Rd.
  2. Turn left onto Green Lanes/A105.
  3. Turn left onto Endymion Rd.
  4. Turn right onto Wightman Rd.
  5. Continue onto Hornsey Park Rd.
  6. Turn right onto Clarendon Rd.
  7. Turn left onto Hornsey High St.
  8. Turn right onto Priory Rd/B150.
  9. Continue straight to stay on Priory Rd/B150.
  10. Alexandra Palace Way will be on your left.

Exploring North London with Noya

North London is a vibrant and diverse area filled with history, culture, and natural beauty.

There’s something for everyone to enjoy on these famous streets, so if you’ve never been before, spend some time getting to know the local culture and seeing some of the famous sights.

Visiting Noya places you in the heart of these incredible landmarks, and we are the perfect place to taste some delicious Pan Asian cuisine, enjoy a cocktail, or simply relax with a shisha pipe and savour the elegant decor and exciting atmosphere.

Want to know more, or if you want to book a table, then get in touch with our team.

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