Tottenham High Road

Tottenham High Road is a shopping street that runs through North London connecting different areas. The road is lined with retail stores, restaurants, and local businesses that define the character of the street.

The street follows the path of the ancient Ermine Street, an important Roman route between London and Cambridge. This ancient route developed over centuries into a central commercial street for the region.

The street reflects the diversity of North London, with shops, restaurants, and community spaces representing different cultures and communities. Visitors see daily how people from around the world shop, eat, and gather here.

The street is served by several railway stations including Bruce Grove and Seven Sisters, which provide connections to central London. Visitors should allow time to explore different sections, as the road extends over a considerable distance.

On a former brewery site, Uncle John's Bakery produces traditional Ghanaian sweetbread distributed nationwide. This small bakery supplies handcrafted bread products across the entire country.

Location: London Borough of Haringey

Part of: A10 road

GPS coordinates: 51.60070,-0.06783

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49