What's Nearby - Covent Garden One Bedroom

A 4 minute walk to Covent Garden Piazza - just off popular shopping routes Neal Street and Longacre – you're perfectly poised to access every corner of London in the shortest possible time (should you have time after exploring the immediate locality!)

• The Royal Opera House – for some, the Royal Opera House is Covent Garden…
• Sarastro – Loud opera themed restaurant
• The British Museum – The North end of the street
• The Strand - The South End of the street. This road ends at Trafalgar Square and runs parallel to the River Thames
• The Theatre Royal Drury Lane – Steeped with history one of the oldest and most stately London theatres.
• The Ghost of Nell Gwynne
• The Aldwych Theatre – Original home of the Royal Shakespeare Company
• Lincolns Inn Fields – Public park with Tennis Courts and café. http://www.londontown.com/LondonInformation/Leisure/Lincolns_Inn_Fields/8d50/
Sir John Soane's Museum is located here. Free entry to this delightful private museum http://www.soane.org/
• Russell Square – Popular green spot with café surrounded by the University of London
• Freesmasons Grand Lodge – Great Queen Street
• Cannons Health Center – Day passes £15. gym, lap pool, luxury Hydrobeds, steam and sauna
• Aveda Urban Spa
• Sainsbury’s Supermarket – Largest food selection in the area
• Somerset House – Museum, Art Gallery and venue for open-air concerts and film screenings in its huge grand courtyard. The River Terrace is a beautifully located café on the riverside and not at all expensive.
• Tottenham Court Road – Beginning at Centrepoint - this street divides neatly into electronics retailers and home furnishing retailers, with nearby Charlotte Street and its good collection of restaurants.
  Tottenham Court Road changes name at the Oxford Street junction and becomes…

• Charing Cross Road – Second hand bookshops are trademark. As are music venues The Mean Fiddler, Astoria Music and 12 Bar Club. With Denmark Street aka Tin Pan Alley for musical instruments
• Bloomsbury Bowling – A new concept bar/club with eight lanes of bowling. Free entrance. Cheap drinks
• Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus - An essential walk from the apartment
• The Prince Charles Cinema – Cheap with a large repertoire of films http://www.princecharlescinema.com/
• Soho – Gay, Sushi, coffee hub. Bustling with film industry during the week. Social life at night and weekends
• Oxford Street – Europes largest high street with over 300 shops http://www.oxfordstreet.co.uk/
• China Town – Gerrard Street for 24 hour Chinese Restaurants. Chinatown recommendations are the cafes for cheap buns and cakes… out of town local Chinese takeaways tend to be better than in town!
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