Location & getting there
Borough is a micro-locale surrounding an underground station of the same name. You can find it in south London, just a short walk from the river Thames. It is bordered by London Bridge to the north, Elephant & Castle to the south, Bermondsey to the east and Waterloo to the west. Borough underground station is in London fare zone 1 and it is served by the Northern line. You can also access the area by taking a short walk from London Bridge (around 10 minutes on foot). London Bridge is served by many different lines so this can be more convenient. Borough is a trendy residential area, famous for its pubs, galleries, markets and pop-up shops. It is also where you can find London’s best food market, catering to gourmet tastes.
Gay massage in Borough
Are you looking for gay massage in Borough? At the moment none of our masseurs reside in the area (we’ll update this page if this changes), but you can easily access a few of them by underground or by cab. For example, you could visit masseur Theo in Oval or masseur Christopher in Clapham Common. Neither trip will inconvenience you greatly, unless you’re planning to travel by underground during the rush hour (in which case, our apologies). If you can face a slightly longer trip, masseur Jeremy resides in Soho (Tottenham Court Road).
All of the masseurs work from their private flats where everything is set up for your comfort and convenience. Showering facilities are available, so feel free to get sweaty. Alternatively, you could choose to book an outcall to your home or hotel. Whichever option you prefer, call, text or Whatsapp us on +44 7492 898079 and we will be happy to help.
Things to do near Borough
Graze on delicious food
Borough Market is undoubtedly the star attraction of Borough. This has a downside, the crazy crowds that can be difficult to navigate at times. To make your visit enjoyable, dip in and out of the market as you please. If it all gets too much, drop by one of the local pubs for a drink. A pub called Wheatsheaf, located right by the market, has the most gorgeous bartender to brighten your day. In summer, pick up some interesting food and a glass of prosecco and explore the nooks and crannies near the market – there are convenient benches, fences and you can even enjoy a view of the Thames. I’m not going to suggest what to get at the market, let it be a surprise (okay, if you find yourself unable to decide, chocolate and pistachio doughnuts at Bread Ahead are something).
Have a walk in pleasant surroundings
If you have time to kill before your gay massage, why not explore Borough on foot? If you look behind the Borough market, streets and alleyways lead you through an array of interesting sights. Personally, I really like the Golden Hinde, the ship of Francis Drake. Well actually, this is the second ship of that name, and it was the first one that was used to bring back a ton of loot from the newly discovered worlds. It’s quite nice just to have a look at in passing, but if you want to go in, it’s great value at £5.
Winchester Palace is another worthy attraction. Whilst not in any way unique, it’s a beautiful piece of 12th century architecture. Finally, you will come out on the South Bank, and can continue along the Thames all the way to Waterloo, if you like. There will be other attractions along the way, too many to list here, and the river itself is very enjoyable to gaze upon.
See a Shakespeare play
The Globe is a theatre located within a 10 minute walk from the Borough underground station. In fact, if you do the walk suggested in the paragraph above, you will walk right by the theatre. It is not the site of the original Shakespeare’s theatre but it’s a great place to see one of the bard’s plays. If you want to experience it the way his theatre was back in the day, opt for the cheap seats in the ‘pit’ (from £5 and not actually seats, you will be standing).
Take your date by the hand and smuggle in a flask of some strong liquer. Feel no shame. In Shakespeare’s time, people in the pit would drink, spit and heckle the players. Prostitutes, pickpockets and nut vendors weaved through the crowd. If that’s not for you, book the seats and give those legs a rest (the plays can be lengthy).
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