A square in the City of Westminster, London, Covent Gardens is a great place for tourists and locals alike to shop, eat and explore its many restaurants and pubs, enjoy the street performances, and let their hair down when the sun goes down. The place is always packed and crowded as people flock here to experience the vibrant and rich mix of culture and history.
Popular as a vibrant dining and shopping destination in the West End of London, Covent Garden is a complete package as it offers shopping, theatre, bar and whatnot. In addition, this holds the classic architectural essence with cobbled Piazza and arched buildings. One can shop from elite fashion stores like Tom Ford, Paul Smith, Burberry, Ralph Lauren and many others. The complex is divided into two parts, one around an open-air St Martin’s courtyard and another near the colourful and bright Neal’s Yard. Have a food feast at Avoar, Tuttons, Wahaca, Masala Zone, and Dishoom or grab a drink at The Lost Alpaca Bar, Dirty Martini, Grays & Feather, The Maple Leaf and many other fun bars. London Transport Museum, Royal Opera House, and London Film Museum are some other attractions in Covent Garden that are must visit.