Soho
Soho
Welcome to Soho
Soho's history traces back to the 16th century, but it became a prominent centre for entertainment in the 20th century. It was once a fashionable residential area, then became home to theatres, bars, and music venues, as well as a centre for London's LGBTQ+ community.
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Neighbourhood Overview
Soho has a dynamic, creative, and somewhat rebellious atmosphere. It's home to many independent boutiques, art galleries, and world-class restaurants. It's a place to explore, whether you're looking to party at night, visit a theatre, or just soak in the culture.
Location
Covent Garden: East of Soho, offering a vibrant mix of theatres, luxury shopping, and popular dining spots.
Mayfair: West of Soho, famous for its upscale shops, art galleries, and Michelin-starred restaurants.
Transport
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Key Attractions
Located in the heart of London, Soho offers an eclectic mix of attractions. Shop along bustling Oxford Street or explore trendy Carnaby Street. Enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine in Chinatown, relax in Soho Square, or immerse yourself in Soho’s vibrant entertainment scene, with renowned theatres and iconic jazz clubs like Ronnie Scott’s.
Oxford Street
Carnaby Street
Chinatown
Soho Square
Theatres and Clubs
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Dining & Cafes
Dishoom
Barrafina
The Ledbury
BrewDog Soho
Soho’s Pubs and Bars
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Shopping in Soho
A must-visit in Soho, Liberty offers luxury goods in a stunning Tudor-style building. Nearby, Carnaby Street is a fashion hub, blending high-end brands with quirky independent shops. Don’t miss Berwick Street Market, a lively spot filled with fresh produce, diverse food stalls, and unique finds for an authentic local experience.
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Cultural Spots
Discover Soho’s vibrant arts scene at The Photographers' Gallery, featuring cutting-edge contemporary photography. Film enthusiasts will enjoy Curzon Soho, an independent cinema known for its indie films and documentaries. For a quirky cultural experience, visit The Cartoon Museum, dedicated to British cartoon art and its rich history of political and social commentary.
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Green Spaces in Soho
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Local Events
Chinese New Year Celebrations
Soho Food Festival
Soho Hidden Jazz Club
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Living in Soho
Marylebone is favoured by professionals due to its central location, transport options, and quieter residential atmosphere.
The neighbourhood is also ideal for those who value proximity to cultural landmarks, green spaces, and a cosmopolitan lifestyle.