World's End

World's End can mean

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• a novel by Upton Sinclair, the first in the Lanny Budd series—see World's End (Sinclair);
• a novel by T.C. Boyle—see World's End (Boyle);
• a novel by Joan D. Vinge, the sequel to The Snow Queen—see World's End (Vinge);
• part of the comic book series The Sandman—see ';
• a park in Hingham, Massachusetts designed by Frederick Law Olmsted—see World's End (Hingham);
• an area of London, England, The World's End Estate is bounded by the King's Road, Chelsea on one side and Cheyne Walk on the bank of the Thames on the other. On the King's Road side there is a pub called The World's End which approximately marks the western end of the Chelsea area (as Sloane Square marks the eastern end). The World's End area was home to Gandalf's Garden and the Hippy counterculture in the 1960s and to Vivienne Westwood's shop ("Sex") in the punk period of the 1970s.
• The World's End pub opposite Camden Town tube station in Camden Town, London.
• a pub on Stround Green Road, Finsbury Park, London.
• a pub in Edinburgh, Scotland.
• a village in Berkshire—see World's End, Berkshire;
• an area of limestone outcrops north of Llangollen, North Wales, which lies on the Offa's Dyke Path and popular with walkers and rock climbers.