Covent Garden
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A bustling shopping and entertainment hub set in between Soho, Leciester Square and Holborn. Its Piazza is home to upscale restaurants, fashion stores and market stalls as well as the world famous Royal Opera House, attracting international tourists and visitors from all over London alike.
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Actually very nice
30/07/2022Famous Covent Garden is a tourist hotspot and somewhere many Londoners avoid as a result. But to be...
Famous Covent Garden is a tourist hotspot and somewhere many Londoners avoid as a result. But to be fair to the place, it is actually really nice. The old Covent Garden arcade area is pretty special to have a walk around and look at the boutique shops. The area of streets coming off the Seven Dials roundabout is lovely too and a pleasant place to go shopping. In that sense Covent Garden is much nicer that Oxford Street, although no doubt a more expensive place to shop. Oxford Street has all your big high street brands where as Covent Garden is more a place of independent shops. Catering for tourists that visit London with money to spend, I think the prices in these shops reflect that.
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Actually very nice
30/07/2022Famous Covent Garden is a tourist hotspot and somewhere many Londoners avoid as a result. But to be...
Famous Covent Garden is a tourist hotspot and somewhere many Londoners avoid as a result. But to be fair to the place, it is actually really nice. The old Covent Garden arcade area is pretty special to have a walk around and look at the boutique shops. The area of streets coming off the Seven Dials roundabout is lovely too and a pleasant place to go shopping. In that sense Covent Garden is much nicer that Oxford Street, although no doubt a more expensive place to shop. Oxford Street has all your big high street brands where as Covent Garden is more a place of independent shops. Catering for tourists that visit London with money to spend, I think the prices in these shops reflect that.
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You little ripper
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