Covent Garden

All attractions with photos 💰Cash & 💳Card Exchange pounds in advance in your home country, convenient for recharging subway cards or you can use domestic credit cards with chips to take the subway and bus 🗺️City Map This is very important, Google Maps is not recommended, the bus time is likely to be inaccurate, strongly recommend the 'Citymapper' app. It's very clear for taking the subway and bus Classic local attractions Day 1 Itinerary 1: Big Ben: Get off at 'Westminister' station, as soon as you exit the station you'll see the iconic building built in 1859, now you can book a tour to visit the 334 stairs inside Big Ben and the clock machinery room. 2: Westminster Abbey: Next to Big Ben, the church where monarchs have been crowned since 1066, has hosted 16 royal weddings, the church walls record the changes of the times. 3: London Eye: Opposite Big Ben, located on the banks of the River Thames in the UK, it is currently the largest Ferris wheel in the UK, the highest point overlooks the entire city of London, and it is also the Queen's favorite 4: Royal Cavalry Camp (Dover House): There is an off-duty performance of the Royal Cavalry Camp at four in the afternoon, the sense of ceremony is deadly 5: London Chinatown (China Town): Trust me, your stomach will urge you to check in here every day 6: Covent Garden: For those who like shopping, drama, restaurants, bars and street culture, it is a place to belong Day 2 Buckingham Palace: 🚇: Take to Green Park station, follow the navigation Buckingham Palace is also the place for national celebrations and royal welcome ceremonies in the UK. The free guard changing ceremony arrives at the entrance of Buckingham Palace before 10:45 to get a good position, and it officially starts at 11:00 British Museum: Treasures from various countries are displayed here, if you are interested, go and see the history and culture. London Tower Bridge & London Tower: 🚇: Take the subway to 'Tower Hill' station. London Tower Bridge (Tower Bridge) Built in 1886, the 42-meter glass walkway overlooks the Thames and visits the earliest steam engine operation process London Tower (Tower of London) James I (1566-1625) was the last ruler to live in it as a palace. The Tower of London has served as a fortress, arsenal, treasury, mint, palace, observatory, refuge and prison

#londontrip Covent Garden, once a theatrical marvel of festive decor, now hosts a final act. The giant Christmas tree, adorned with shimmering ornaments, stands proud as a symbol of the season's grand finale. The surrounding market, now less crowded, retains a hint of the cheerful chaos that once defined its holiday spirit. Regent Street, having danced through the holiday season with captivating displays, now takes its final bow. The luminous angels and glittering garlands gracefully illuminate the night, casting a nostalgic spell on passersby who savor the last moments of this visual symphony.

The Christmas atmosphere in the UK is too dreamy! 🎄 The moment everyone sang Hey Jude together Felt a power that transcends time and space💞 🎄Covent Garden There is a super dreamy Christmas market! 🔔It's so crowded at night that you can't move Have to say the British know the Christmas atmosphere🎄 The open square also has a giant Christmas tree and street artists singing~ Especially when singing those familiar songs together Was moved by such a power that transcends barriers~ 👼Oxford Street Angel Lights I missed the angel lights when I came to London in the summer and have always regretted it This time I caught the Oxford Street Angel Lights during the Christmas season👼 The population density is also very high, the whole street has almost become a pedestrian street Although it's hard to take a picture without people📷 But such a lively London may leave a deeper impression~🦌

Tucked away in the heart of London, Covent Garden is like a vibrant pop-up book of history, culture, and pure delight! Picture this: cobblestone streets brimming with charm, a market buzzing with unique finds, and the air alive with the sweet melodies of street performers. Start your adventure at the heart of it all—the Covent Garden Market. Here, you're not just shopping; you're embarking on a treasure hunt. From quirky crafts to mouthwatering treats, every stall is a little surprise waiting to be discovered. As you mosey through the cobbled piazza, let the magic unfold with the street performers. Jugglers, magicians, and musicians turn this open space into a stage where laughter and amazement take center stage. Find a spot, grab a snack, and let the show begin! Covent Garden isn't just about shopping; it's a cultural feast! Dive into the history of transportation at the London Transport Museum or revel in the opulence of a night at the Royal Opera House. Each spot is a piece of the cultural kaleidoscope that is Covent Garden. Hungry? Covent Garden's got you covered! Whether you're craving a gourmet meal or a quick bite from a quirky cafe, the options are as diverse as the crowd. Indulge your taste buds because, in Covent Garden, every meal is a mini-celebration. Explore the nooks and crannies around Covent Garden for retail therapy that feels more like retail celebration! From flagship stores to quirky boutiques, every shop is a little adventure waiting to unfold. Cap off your day with a dose of drama at one of Covent Garden's world-renowned theaters. The historic facades set the stage for an evening of entertainment that leaves you with a smile as you bid adieu to Covent Garden's enchanting streets.

#londontrip Convent garden is a place for the foodie and shopper’s destination dream when you were in London. It has a covered market area where vendors sell everything from antiques to crafts. There are over the world famous and delicious foods such as Japanese cuisine ( sushi), Thai, Chinese and western foods. Convent garden is also home to opera houses with along history of it. #shopping