Soho is now the Chinatown of London and it stays the hot area. Trafalgar square is the most lively area in London, with theatres, cinemas, clubs and restaurants.

You'll have to do shopping in the chinese shops on Gerrard street or in the bookshops on Charing cross road, or even in the big commercial & entertainement centre : Trocadero. Then you could visit the National gallery, with its 2300 paintings from the thirteenth century until today, and the national portrait gallery, just next door. In front of the building, there's a great church : Saint Martin-in-the-fields, where you can often listen to a concert.

At the north of these places, in the heart of Soho, the Berwick street market offers fresh vegetables every day, and low-prices are guaranted. At the west, Liberty's was Arthur Lasenby's first shop; now it sells textures and furnitures.