Vaughan Way in London Borough of Tower Hamlets

Vaughan Way in London Borough of Tower Hamlets is a two-lane, asphalted, lit tertiary road. The road has sidewalks. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction starting from Dock Street and crosses East Smithfield, The Highway, Asher Way, Nesham Street, Kennet Street, Stockholm Way, Lime Close, Hermitage Wall, Codling Close and Sampson Street and ends at Knighten Street. This road is part of 1 bicycle route. In the vicinity, you can find among other things 2 artwork, a restaurant, a car park entrance and a bakery. The nearest stops are The Highway, Nesham Street, Stockholm Way and Hermitage Wall. The bus line 100 stops here. Vaughan Way also exists in West Yorkshire.

Road Type
tertiary road
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
20 mph
Postal Code
E1
Route
southeast-northwest

Bus stops

  • The Highway.
  • Nesham Street.
  • Stockholm Way.
  • Hermitage Wall.
  • bus lines 100

Artwork

  • Trading Words Art Trail.
  • Rope circle (artist: Wendy Taylor, metal).

Bakeries

  • Wapping Sourdough Bakery (opening hours: Mon–Fri 11:30–16) at Vaughan Way (E1W 2AA).

Restaurants

  • Champagne Route (opening hours: Mon–Sat 12–23; Sun 12–18) at Gauging Square 30 (E1W 2AE).

Car park entrances

  • London Dock Basement Parking at Vaughan Way.

Bicycle hires

  • Hermitage Court (Serco).