Aldgate
London

Aldgate

Aldgate High Street has played an important part in London’s history since medieval times; it was a main route out of the city thanks to its close location to the original Roman walls. Today, any remains of the street’s history are long-hidden and in their place, the perfect business location. Aldgate High Street lies on the edge of commercial and entertainment districts and in close proximity to the buzz of the quirky independent shops and restaurants of Spitalfields Market.

One of the oldest areas of London, Aldgate boasts an incredible setting with a truly vibrant yet modern feel. The area is surrounded by beautiful scenery and breathtaking architecture, it forms a naturally creative hub for all businesses looking for an office space in Aldgate. For the past ten years, Aldgate has become the commercial centre for many a multinational company. Iconic landmarks like; The Tower of London, The Gherkin, The Bank of England, St Paul’s Cathedral and City Hall are less than ten minutes away.

Transport Around Aldgate

Aldgate benefits from excellent local transport links:

By Train

The two main rail links for Aldgate are Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street, with the Docklands Light Railway is accessible via Tower Gateway Station.

With direct rail options available to major stations with airport links, Kings Cross, St Pancras International, Victoria, Paddington and Liverpool Street—tenants will be nationally and internationally connected.

By Bus

A large number of buses stop in and around Aldgate Bus Station, including the following services: 15, 25, 40, 67, 78, 100, 115, 135, 205, 254, N15, N205, N253, N550, and N551.

By Tube

Aldgate is found in Travel Zone 1, there are five underground stations around Aldgate that are serviced by District, Hammersmith & City, or Circle Lines. These are Aldgate, Aldgate East, Tower Hill, Liverpool Street and Monument.