Chinatown

Chinatown

Chinatown, London Chinatown offers Chinese culture and authentic Chinese food in the centre of London. The area is situated in the heart of the West End and is easy to access via Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square.
Denmark Street

Denmark Street

Denmark Street, London Denmark Street is a short street in the West End that has significantly impacted music in the UK and became known as Britain’s Tin Pan Alley.
English National Opera

English National Opera

English National Opera, St Martin's Ln, London The English National Opera performs in the London Coliseum, a theatre located near Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square. The theatre also hosts some performances by the English National Ballet.
Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus, London Piccadilly Circus is an iconic area in the West End of London, instantly recognisable from the prominent advertising displays and gorgeous architecture surrounding it.
Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square Trafalgar Square, located in central London, is an iconic public square with historical and cultural significance, with one of London's best-known landmarks, Nelson's Column.
Covent Garden

Covent Garden

Covent Garden, London Covent Garden is an area located in the West End of London in the middle of the theatre district. It's a beautiful area with restaurants, cafes, pubs, shops, and boutiques.
Leicester Square

Leicester Square

Leicester Square, London Leicester Square is a vibrant entertainment hub and a popular destination in London’s West End, between Piccadilly Circus and Covent Garden.
Seven Dials

Seven Dials

45 Seven Dials Seven Dials is a small but distinct area of London, situated between Covent Garden and Soho. The name "Seven Dials" refers to the seven streets that radiate from a central roundabout with a column bearing six sundials.
Soho

Soho

Soho, London Soho is a vibrant and bustling neighbourhood in the West End of London, known for its mix of culture, entertainment, and history. It is often considered the heart of London's entertainment district.
Forbidden Planet London Megastore

Forbidden Planet London Megastore

179 Shaftesbury Ave Graphic novel and comic store with a massive selection of sci-fi and fantasy books. Downstairs is devoted to a collection of over 25,000 books and graphic novels, while the ground floor has merchandise & T-shirts, plus character figures & toys.
House of Spells

House of Spells

69-71 Charing Cross Road House of Spells is a centrally located store selling merchandise from several franchises, including Harry Potter, Stranger Things and Fantastic Beasts. The store is decorated to match the themes and is a great place to visit.
Palace Theatre

Palace Theatre

113 Shaftesbury Ave Palace Theatre is a magnificent historic venue in London's West End, particularly famous for hosting the spectacular Harry Potter and the Cursed Child production. The theatre amazes audiences with its clever mechanical special effects and enchanting atmosphere. The beautiful architecture, comfortable bar and intermission lounges, and quality service make for a memorable theatre experience.
SuperStar BBQ

SuperStar BBQ

4 Saint Giles High Street SuperStar BBQ offers an authentic Korean barbecue experience in central London, featuring built-in table grills and large windows. The attentive staff guides diners through the cooking process, and the menu includes a variety of delicious meat dishes, seafood, and traditional Korean specialties. Known for its excellent service and quality ingredients, the restaurant offers both à la carte options and generous set menus for sharing.