Charing Cross Road

Charing Cross Road in Soho London is a vibrant street celebrated for its rich cultural and entertainment heritage. Established in the late 19th century to improve central London’s traffic flow, it stretches from Trafalgar Square to Tottenham Court Road.​

A notable landmark is Foyles, a renowned bookshop that has been a haven for literature enthusiasts for decades. In recent years, the area has seen significant developments, including @sohoplace, the first purpose-built West End theatre in over 50 years, boasting a 602-seat auditorium. Adjacent to this is the Now Building, part of the Outernet district, featuring Europe’s largest LED screen installation, offering immersive visual experiences.​

Nearby, the Palace Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue hosts the acclaimed production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, attracting fans from around the globe. Additionally, the Hippodrome Casino, located at the corner of Cranbourn Street and Charing Cross Road, stands as the UK’s largest entertainment and casino venue, offering gaming, dining, and live performances

The street is well-connected by public transport, with Tottenham Court Road Station at its northern end and Charing Cross Station to the south, providing both Underground and rail services. This accessibility, combined with its diverse attractions, makes Charing Cross Road a dynamic destination in central London.