Seven Dials Market is known as London’s tastiest food hall, with 20 independent traders and two bars, in the heart of Covent Garden. It’s a perfect spot for a quick & tasty lunch, or if you’ve got more time on your hands, why not attend one of their events; there’s live music nights, kids activity days and more.

From hot chips to hot chai, sandwiches to sushi – you’ll be spoiled for choice.

Neal’s Yard is a peaceful haven, tucked behind Seven Dials. Narrow alleyways open up to a brightly decorated courtyard, filled with independent shops, eateries and of course the original Neal’s Yard Remedies where you can buy ethically sourced wellness products, as well as have a relaxing massage, or beauty treatment in one of their therapy rooms.

Right on your doorstep is Floral Street, a haven for high-end stores, tucked away from the crowds of Long Acre.

You’ll find the likes of Ganni, Free People and A.P.C, with even more to discover as you explore the cobbled street. A must-visit destination for luxury shopping, and even if that’s just window shopping, its well worth a walk down to see the Royal Opera House walkway at the end.

There is always something to see or do in Covent Garden, whether it’s watching a street performer whilst sipping a coffee, attending a pop-up event, or even just walking around to take in seasonal decorations.

Covent Garden has a full event calendar year-round, so no matter how many times you’ve been before, there is always something new to do. Click the button above, and see what’s on at the moment!

The Royal Opera House has been the home to world-class opera and ballet since 1734. A cultural institution that brings together two of the greatest performing companies, The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet.

A perfect spot for an after dinner drink and a show, or why not take in a matineé and see the stunning glass roof in all its glory.