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Broadwick Street sits at the heart of Soho, London, blending deep history with the energy of modern city life. Formerly known as Broad Street, its name changed in the late 19th century. It gained historical significance during the 1854 cholera outbreak when physician John Snow traced the source to a water pump on this very street, a moment that helped change public health forever.
Today, Broadwick Street is known for its mix of creativity and commerce. The street features well-known spots such as Flat Iron, a popular steak restaurant, and the stylish fashion store End Clothing, which draws shoppers from across the city. This blend of fine food and cutting-edge retail keeps the street busy throughout the day.
Located just a short walk from Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road stations, the street is easy to reach by public transport. Its central location, paired with a strong historical identity, makes it a notable stop for visitors and locals alike.
