London Neighborhood attractions

Day or night, Trafalgar Square a hub of London everyday life. The area's broad avenues have distinct flavors: Shaftesbury Avenue features a row of theaters; Charing Cross Road has shops that are a book lover’s dream come true; and Chinatow ...
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The famous thoroughfare along West End’s main artery Piccadilly Street is marked by a stark city capital: the Greek god of love Eros, poised with his bow in the middle of this lively road junction. Piccadilly Circus, a shopping haven in the hea ...
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A major thoroughfare in the St. James district, Pall Mall has been London’s clubland for more than 150 years. Exclusive gentlemen’s clubs like the Athenaeum on No. 107, Nash’s United service Club on No. 116 (deemed the Duke of Welli ...
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Visited by 22 million people a year, Leicester Square is undoubtedly the center of entertainment in West End of London. The area is marked at the center by a copy of the Shakespeare memorial in Westminster Abbey, along with statues of Sir Isaac Newto ...
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Enjoying a momentary reign as the most fashionable London address until the late 18th century, Soho Square used to be called the King Square, named after Charles II whose statue towers in the middle. Take a quiet walk along its streets, which houses ...
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