Barbican The Barbican is Europe’s largest multi–arts and conference venue presenting a year round program on art, music, film and theatre. On its 35 acres are also some two thousand apartments and houses making it into the City of London’s premiere residential area, home to around 6,500 people. •    Culture - things to do and places to go •   Green and open spaces •   Eating, drinking, shopping •   Transport •   Links Green and open spaces Bunhill Fields EC1 Charterhouse Square EC1 Finsbury Circus EC1 Museum of London, Nursery Garden, EC2 (open April to October) The Honourable Artillery Company West Smithfield Transport Tubes Barbican, Farringdon Station and Moorgate www.tfl.gov.uk/tubes Buses For details of the local bus network please visit www.tfl.gov.uk/buses Culture/places to go and things to do Barbican Centre, London theatre, art, dance, film, music and a choice of bars and restaurants- also London home to the Royal Shakespeare Company. www.barbican.org.uk OTHER LOCAL AREA MINIGUIDES click here Eating, drinking, shopping Club Gascon www.clubgascon.com Top class French restaurant that specializes in cuisine of south-western France, but in a fresh modern way, with small portions to share. 57 West Smithfield, London EC1A 9D With new restaurants and places to eat growing on an almost weekly basis we suggest you consult: www.squaremeal.co.uk Mandala, Gallery Six, The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, London E1 tel: (0)20 7684 4883 Contemporary, handmade Asian furniture, with bespoke service for made-to-measure items. www.mandalafurniture.com Links Barbican living. Interesting background and information for residents and visitors. www.barbicanliving.co.uk The City of London www.cityoflondon.gov.uk Direct Gov has ‘Public Services all in one place’ http://www.direct.gov.uk

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