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Crystal Palace, SE19 is in the boroughs of Croydon & Lambeth & is bordered by Dulwich, Sydenham & Anerley.
Character: Funky. Transport: Rail & buses.
The Crystal Palace Guide has four sections:
Home: Bookmark this page for What’s New
History: An illustrated local history timeline
Information: A-Z of bars, restaurants, shops, services, etc with clickable photos
Property: A-Z of the best roads to buy or rent in.
The Crystal Palace Guide is part of the South London Guide.
The South London Guide home page has monthly events listings and a selection of away breaks.
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What’s New in Crystal Place
New bars:
New cafes:
Braziliana
New restaurants:
Yak & Yeti Thai Crystal
New shops: Smash Bang Wallop

 

Where To Go In Crystal Palace
Accommodation: Fox Hill B&B
Art gallery: Picture Palace
Bar: Guatama Bar, 25-27 Westow Street
Brasserie: Joannas
Cab: Eagle Cars, 13 Crystal Palace Parade
Cinema: Beckenham Odeon
Market: Alma Market, Church Road
Museum: Crystal Palace Museum
Music: Alma, Church Road
Open space: Crystal Palace Park
Pool: National Recreational Centre
Shopping: Westow Hill + Westow Street + Church Road

 

Crystal Palace Miscellany
Local issues: Future of Crystal Palace Park
East London Line
Local band: The Effras
Local history: Crystal Palace Exhibition
Camille Pissaro

 


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