Covent Garden is one of London’s most vibrant districts, filled with more theatres, pubs, markets and shops that require several days of exploration to acquire an authentic feel of the area. The best way to fully enjoy all that Covent Garden and the city’s other prestigious entertainment bases have to offer is through a luxury serviced apartment in London that can be found at the Ascott Mayfair London. With its close proximity to quality shopping and dining options, these elegant London serviced apartments will leave you spoiled for choice about what to do first. One of the city’s most iconic neighbourhoods is Covent Garden and it has been features in some of the most famous films in pop culture, such as My Fair Lady, and Hitchcock’s Frenzy. It is home to a historic array of bars and pubs, each imbued with its unique charm. Chandos Place boasts of The Harp, which was once named London’s Pub of the Year. Or visit Rose Street where you’ll find the Lamb & Flag, which is the oldest bar in the area, dating back to the early nineteenth century. Covent Garden is also famous for its fascinating street entertainment, where you’ll be treated to jugglers, unicyclists, musicians and everything in between. The shows run all day every day except Christmas day, so you’re guaranteed entertainment 364 days of the year. You’ll also find the Covent Garden Market, which is a fascinating enclaves of shops and cafes for some quality London retail therapy and also includes the craft fair Apple Market and Jubilee Market. Attractions in the area include the Royal Opera House, the London Transport Museum, St. Paul’s Church, and the Theatre Royal on Drury Lane, which has hosted the likes of Monty Python, actress Clara Fisher and funny man Dan Leno, to name a few. So when London calls, come to Covent Garden for an authentic slice of British history.
Angela Fernando is an impassioned travel writer who composes pieces under the pen name Sumaira Narayan. She loves writing about new and exciting places around the world and intends to visit them all someday.
