Join Nick on a food and cultural adventure through the historic Covent Garden. You will discover hidden gems and indulge in the history and food of this famous and historic part of London.
During this culinary walking tour, expect the following:
- Historic Landmarks: Explore iconic sites like Neal's Yard, The Royal Opera, and St Paul's Church and more.
- Local pubs and cafes: Visit centuries-old pubs, including the Lamb and Flag.
- Seven Dials Market: Discover 20 independent stalls at this famous market in Covent Garden, featuring spots like Little Pudding and Bubble Tea for sweet treats.
- Cucumber Alley: Enjoy local performances and indulge in delicious desserts and freshly made chocolates in the Piazza.
Step into the vibrant haven of Neal's Yard, known for its eclectic shops and colorful buildings. This hidden gem showcases the charm of Covent Garden, blending history with a lively atmosphere. Experience its unique character as we delve into its fascinating story.
Marvel at the grandeur of the Royal Opera, a cornerstone of London's cultural scene. Learn about the rich history of this iconic venue and its role in bringing world-class performances to life, all while soaking in the stunning architecture surrounding you.
Visit St Paul's Church, also known as the "Actors' Church," celebrated for its connection to the performing arts. Discover the beautiful gardens and hear captivating stories of famous actors and playwrights who have frequented this serene spot.
Step into The Lamb and Flag, one of Covent Garden’s oldest pubs, dating back to the 1700s. Enjoy a taste of local history as you sip a refreshing drink in this charming atmosphere that has hosted many over the centuries.
Explore the bustling Seven Dials Market, a vibrant spot filled with independent food stalls. Discover delicious offerings from Little Pudding and Bubble Tea, and immerse yourself in the lively ambiance created by talented street performers.
Stroll through Cucumber Alley, where locals gather to enjoy delectable desserts and artisanal chocolates. Delight your taste buds with freshly made treats while embracing the lively spirit brought by local performers showcasing their talents.
Lamb and flag pub
Host name: Nick
Host phone number: +447874085007
Address: 33 Rose Street, Westminster, London, WC2E 9EB, United Kingdom
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