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Covent Garden
Piazza and the Apple Market. Then Seven Dials or the Transport Museum — not Portobello. Next is Seven Dials — do not also stack Camden Market the same day.
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West End
Covent Garden, Soho, Regent Street and the theatres. Stay in this grid at night — not also Shoreditch.
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London Transport Museum
Tube and bus collections beside the piazza. Not also the Science Museum. Next is Covent Garden — do not also stack the Science Museum the same day.
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Royal Opera House
It faces the north side of the piazza. Without a ticket, the arcade is enough — do not wait around. Next is Covent Garden — do not also stack the National Theatre the same day.
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Neal's Yard
The coloured court beside Seven Dials. Fifteen minutes of photos, not a reason for a meal. Next is Seven Dials — do not also stack Brick Lane the same day.
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Seven Dials
The sundial where seven streets meet. The midpoint from Covent Garden to Soho. Next is Soho — do not also stack Notting Hill the same day.
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Soho
Theatre and restaurant grid. Stay here at night — do not also cross to Shoreditch. Next is Ronnie Scott's — do not also stack Camden Market the same day.
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Piccadilly Circus
The lights and Eros. A junction, not an hour-long stop. Next is Regent Street — do not also stack the London Eye the same day.
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Leicester Square
Cinemas and the gate to Chinatown. Next is Chinatown or Soho — do not eat on the square. Next is Chinatown — do not also stack the Shard the same day.
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Chinatown
Around Gerrard Street. A West End dinner can stay here — do not also run to the East End. Next is Leicester Square — do not also stack Brick Lane the same day.
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Shaftesbury Avenue
The West End theatre strip. Pick one show; do not count every canopy as a stop. Next is Theatre Royal Drury Lane — do not also stack the Royal Opera House the same day.
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Regent Street
The curve from the Circus to Oxford Circus. One shopping axis a day. Next is Liberty — do not also stack King's Road the same day.
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Liberty
The department store in a Tudor facade. Atrium and cloth — not also Harrods. Next is Carnaby Street — do not also stack Harrods the same day.
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Carnaby Street
The pedestrian street beside Liberty. It is short — not a second Regent Street. Next is Liberty — do not also stack Portobello Road Market the same day.
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Fortnum & Mason
The food hall on Piccadilly. Hampers or afternoon tea — pick one. Next is Royal Academy of Arts — do not also stack Harrods the same day.
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Royal Academy of Arts
The academy on Piccadilly. Buy a ticket only if a show is on; otherwise cross the courtyard toward Fortnum. Next is Fortnum & Mason — do not also stack the National Gallery the same day.
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Theatre Royal Drury Lane
One of the oldest theatre sites. Without a ticket, the front is enough — then back to the piazza. Next is Royal Opera House — do not also stack the National Theatre the same day.
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Somerset House
The river courtyard. Winter ice is extra; otherwise you cross it toward the river. Next is Courtauld Gallery — do not also stack the London Eye the same day.
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Courtauld Gallery
A small Impressionist house. Deepen either this or the National Gallery, not both. Next is Somerset House — do not also stack the National Gallery the same day.
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Ronnie Scott's
The jazz club on Frith Street. One Soho night — not also Fabric. Next is Soho — do not also stack Fabric the same day.
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Gordon's Wine Bar
The cellar on Villiers Street. One West End glass at dusk — not the main meal if you already have a show. Next is Somerset House — do not also stack an East End club the same day.
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Rules
Maiden Lane, open since 1798. One meal around a Covent Garden show; book. Next is Covent Garden — do not also stack Shoreditch the same day.
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Dishoom Covent Garden
The Bombay café on Upper St Martin's Lane. Breakfast queues run long; keep it as the one West End meal. Next is Covent Garden — do not also stack Brick Lane the same day.
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Walk or one Tube ride to the next stop. Do not rebound.
Seven Dials
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Walk
Next is Seven Dials — do not also stack another market or a large museum the same day.
London Transport Museum
Walk · 6min
Walk
Next is London Transport Museum — do not also stack another market or a large museum the same day.