Everything Happening in the London Area. In One Place.

Leicester Square

Bustling square founded in 1670 featuring a small park, statues of film characters & major cinemas.

Amy Winehouse Statue

This 2014 Scott Eaton statue depicts the famous late singer with her signature beehive hair-do.

Piccadilly Theatre

Opened in 1928, art deco theatre with a bar on each of three levels, hosting popular musicals.

Tate Britain

Imposing gallery with historic and contemporary British art, notable for its JMW Turner collection.

Vue Cinema London - Westfield (Shepherd's Bush)

All the latest mainstream movies are shown at this state-of-the-art chain cinema with family deals.

National Portrait Gallery

Paintings and photographs of aristocratic and famous figures throughout British history.

See Your City

London Eye

Tate Modern

Modern-art gallery with international works on display, plus a cafe with panoramic river views.

The Postal Museum

The Shard

87-floor glass skyscraper with a jagged peak, with restaurants, offices, hotel & a viewing platform.

Apollo Theatre

Edwardian theatre with plush, galleried auditorium staging modern dramas and classic plays.

Sir John Soane's Museum

Eccentric 19th-century collector's home, packed with classical sculpture, paintings and curiosities.

Soho Theatre

New theatre productions, cabaret and stand-up comedy from established and emerging talent.

Pembroke Lodge

Marble Arch

Landmark faced in white marble, designed as a state entrance to Buckingham Palace but relocated.

The Graffiti Tunnel

Pedestrian tunnel under Waterloo station covered in legal street art & graffiti.

Natural History Museum

Landmark museum of animals and natural phenomena, with hands-on exhibits and animatronic dinosaurs.

Prime Meridian

Historic meridian line demarcating the earth's western & eastern hemispheres, plus a small museum.

Picturehouse Central