attractions on other walks
The South Bank Centre
The SBC includes the Royal Festival Hall, the Hayward Gallery and the National Film Theatre.
See it on the cultural walk
Jermyn Street
Jermyn Street is home to many traditional English shops including Herbie Frogg and Floris.
See it on the shopping walk
Visit areas of London that are renowned for their nightlife and theatres, including Soho, Covent Garden and Leicester Square.
See popular London tourist attractions such as the Theatre Royal, the Royal Opera House and Chinatown.
Attractions on this walk
The Coliseum Theatre
The Coliseum theatre is home to
the English
National Opera. The theatre was built in 1904 and was the first in
London to have a revolving stage. read more
place map and aerial view
The Coliseum theatre is home to
the English
National Opera. The theatre was built in 1904 and was the first in
London to have a revolving stage. read moreplace map and aerial view
Leicester Square
First laid out as a square in the 1670's, Leicester Square is synonymous with London's nightlife.
read more
place map and aerial view
First laid out as a square in the 1670's, Leicester Square is synonymous with London's nightlife.
read moreplace map and aerial view
Covent Garden
Covent
Garden was originally called Convent Garden, as it was where the fruit
and vegetables for monks were grown. read more
Covent
Garden was originally called Convent Garden, as it was where the fruit
and vegetables for monks were grown. read more
The Royal Opera House is home to the Royal Opera and the Royal Ballet.
Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal,
in Drury Lane, is London's oldest theatre. It has been on
this site since 1663.
read more
The Theatre Royal,
in Drury Lane, is London's oldest theatre. It has been on
this site since 1663.
read more
St Martins Theatre
St Martins Theatre is home to the world's longest running play, The Mousetrap. read more
St Martins Theatre is home to the world's longest running play, The Mousetrap. read more
Gerrard Street marks the centre of London's Chinatown.