If you’re walking around the art and second hand market on the streets of London, be sure not to miss the Red Brick Lane. This is a very famous area for graffiti and art in East side of London. Back then, East London was a dirty, messy area filled with all kinds of folks from all walks of life. Ever since the street buskers discovered this area, it has become an area for the artsy crowd. What is fun about the Red Brick Lane isn’t just the graffiti on the wall. Here, second-hand clothing shops are very popular. In each shop you’ll find neatly stacked rows of second-hand clothing and items. The artistic vibe of London extends farther from the hundreds of museums and galleries here. It is in fact more in the vibrant and multi-faceted street culture of the city. For the graffiti artists, corners and holes in the wall are what they love. Old walls which may look broken and old are the best canvas for their creations. It is exactly in places like these where I get to see just how a city embraces variety and differences. Of course, there are lots of restaurants and herbal stores here selling gourmet ware. You’ll also find clothing shops and places selling Indian saris. It’s bustling with energy and visitors here. Sometimes during the weekend you’ll see waves of tourists coming in, drinking and eating along the way. It’s a sight to behold.