Exploring the London Buddhist Centre: Meditation in East London

A Triratna centre in East London with free meditation classes and a cafe. This guide is compiled from the centre's own published information; we have not visited, and it is not a review.

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London Buddhist Centre, Bethnal Green
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London Buddhist Centre, Roman Road, E2
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London Buddhist Centre, former Fire Station. E2
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London Buddhist Centre,former Fire Station, E2
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London Buddhist Centre
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The place

The London Buddhist Centre offers meditation, Buddhism and yoga in East London. Its motto is "A vision of truth, in a culture of friendship, for the benefit of all", and its site shows a cafe, the Mandala Cafe, open on its homepage hours.

What it offers

Before you go

  1. Read Triratna centres and your first retreat.
  2. See all London centres.
  3. Check classes on the centre's own site.

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Questions people ask

Are the meditation classes free?

The centre says all meditation classes are free, with donations welcome.

Which movement is it part of?

Triratna.

Is there a cafe?

Yes, the Mandala Cafe.