Attractions in Soho - London

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Astoria Theatre

The Astoria building started out as a Crosse and Blackwell pickling factory, but has since become one of London’s premier music venues. Over the last decade or so the venue...

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Carnaby Street

In its heyday in the 1960s, Carnaby Street was considered to be the fashion capital of the world. The street that had once been a dingy back alley behind Regent...

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Central St Martins Window Gallery

The Central St Martins College of Art and Design is the top institution of its kind in London, and has produced many fine artists and designers over the years. These...

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Charles Babbage’s House

Babbage was not a Londoner, but born in Devon in 1791. He did however move to this fine house whilst still relatively young to continue his studies and research...

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Chinese Healthy Living Centre

Located at the heart of Soho in central London, the Chinese Natural Health Museum is a great place to see an eastern perspective on natural remedies and how these have...

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Eglise Française de Londres

The Eglise Protestante Francais de Londres is the only French Protestant church in the centre of the capital. The church is housed in a beautiful building that overlooks the...

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French House, The

The French House is more than just a very good restaurant in Soho. As its name suggests, it has had much to do with Anglo-French relations over the last hundred...

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Frith Street Gallery

The Frith Street Gallery is one of the main galleries in Soho, and has been open since 1989. The gallery shows contemporary work from both British and foreign artists, in...

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Golden Square

Golden Square is one of the oldest and most historically significant squares in central London. It is thought that legendary London architect Sir Christopher Wren who was also responsible...

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House of St Barnabas

The House of St Barnabas has been in Soho since 1846, and is a refuge for homeless women. The building that the charity is located was built a hundred years...

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Joseph Banks’ House

Joseph Banks lived at the heart of London for much of his life. One of the most famous and influential English naturalists and botanists, Banks contribution to his field...

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Kingly Court

Kingly Court is just off Carnaby Street at the heart of Soho in the west end of London. The purpose built shopping and entertainment facility has quickly become one...

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London Palladium

One would struggle to find a better-known theatre in Britain as the London Palladium. Built by the legendary theatre designed Frank Matcham, the Palladium has been an iconic theatrical...

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Morrell Mackenzie’s House

This house is one of the grander buildings to stand on the historic Golden Square at the heart of Soho. Morrell Mackenzie spent a great deal of his adult...

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Mozart’s House

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is without doubt one of the most celebrated classical composers ever to have lived. He spent a good deal of time in London performing and writing...

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Museum of Soho

Soho is an historic area of central London that has changed and developed in many epochs of time. The community has an interesting social and political history that is...

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Phoenix Theatre

This theatre is one of the most understated and plain theatres on the outside, but its Art Deco interior is one of the most striking in the country. The interior...

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Prince Edward Theatre

The Prince Edward Theatre has undergone many changes since it first opened in 1930. It was designed by Edward Stone, and was used as a theatre up until 1936. Its...

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Soho Square

Soho Square dates back to 1681, and is a small area of park and garden that intersects intersects some of the most famous roads in Soho such as Greek Street....

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St Patrick’s Catholic Church

St Patrick’s in Soho Square is one of the main Catholic churches in the West End. John Kelly designed the building and it opened on St Patrick’s Day in 1893....

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Statue of Charles II

This statue is a dominant feature of the square garden at the heart of London’s west end. Designed by one of the foremost sculptors of his time C.G. Cibber...

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Statue of George II

This statue is one of only two public pieces featuring King George II in the whole of London. It is a fine piece and stands at the centre of...

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The Football Association

The Football Association is the governing body of British Football and is responsible for the activities of all the clubs that operate in this country. The facility is also...

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Washington Irving’s House

Washington Irving’s house is located next to the London Palladium and just a stone throw from Oxford Circus. The 19th Century American author and playwright loved London and spent...

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William Roy’s House

William Roy’s House is situated just a few doors away from the world famous London Palladium Theatre. Roy is recognised as being one of the greatest surveyors of all...

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