6th November 2009

Originally designed by George Coles for Hyams & Gale as a cinema in 1933, the Troxy was renowned for its large revolving stage, Wurlitzer Organ and opulent decor. After many changes over the years this truly magical venue has been lovingly restored and returned to its former glory adding just a hint of modern fusion.

Located on the borders of the financial district, this art deco Grade II listed building, is 10 minutes away from Bank and Tower Hill and 20 minutes away from Docklands.

Troxy

490 Commercial Road
London
E1 0HX

Tel: 020 7790 9000 E-mail: info@troxy.co.uk

Directions

Trains

The Troxy is located within a three minute walking distance from Limehouse Station which operates the DLR and C2C train networks. DLR trains to Limehouse from central London are accessible from Bank (Central/ Circle/ Northern & Waterloo City Lines) and Tower Hill (Circle/ District Lines) and is two stops (5 minutes) from either station.

Buses

The Troxy can be accessed via three bus routes.

Number 15 from Paddington to Blackwell Tunnel
Number 115 from Aldgate to East Ham
Number 135 from Old Street to Crossharbour

By Car

The A12 and A13 via A40/A406/M4 and M25;
Blackwall Tunnel, Rotherhithe Tunnel and Limehouse Tunnel.

C2C

Places served by trains from Limehouse include:
Fenchurch Street, Barking, Upminster, Dagenham Dock, Rainham, Southend