Camden + Chinatown and Piccadilly

Each of these areas in London has its own unique vibe, making them great spots for exploring, photography, and food. Camden Vibe: Alternative, artsy, and full of energy. Known for its street markets, live music, and punk-rock heritage. What to Do in Camden     •    Camden Market – A must-visit for unique fashion, vintage finds, and global street food.     •    Camden Lock – Great for riverside walks and photography.     •    Stables Market – A mix of quirky shops, antiques, and underground bars.     •    Live Music Venues – Check out The Roundhouse, The Underworld, or Electric Ballroom for gigs.     •    Street Art – Plenty of graffiti and murals to explore.     •    Regent’s Canal Walk – Walk or cycle to Little Venice for a quieter side of London. Food & Drink     •    Cereal Killer Café – A nostalgic cereal bar.     •    The Cheese Bar – Heaven for cheese lovers.     •    Kerb Camden – Street food stalls with everything from bao buns to halloumi fries. Chinatown Vibe: Bustling, colorful, and full of amazing food. Located near Leicester Square and Soho. What to Do in Chinatown     •    Explore the Gates & Lanterns – Perfect for photography.     •    Bubble Tea Spots – Try Happy Lemon, Xing Fu Tang, or Yi Fang.     •    Visit an Asian Supermarket – SeeWoo and Loon Fung sell authentic ingredients.     •    Chinatown Bakery – Famous for Taiyaki (fish-shaped cakes) and egg tarts.     •    Chinese New Year – If you visit in February, the celebrations are incredible. Food & Drink     •    Four Seasons – Legendary roast duck.     •    Dumplings’ Legend – Great for xiao long bao (soup dumplings).     •    Cafe TPT – Authentic Cantonese street food.     •    Shibuya Soho – Known for fluffy Japanese soufflé pancakes. Piccadilly Circus Vibe: Iconic, busy, and full of energy. Famous for its neon billboards, theaters, and shopping. What to Do in Piccadilly Circus     •    The Iconic Screens – One of London’s most famous landmarks.     •    Eros Statue – A classic meeting spot.     •    Regent Street & Oxford Circus – High-end shopping at Liberty, Hamleys, and Apple Store.     •    Theatre Shows – The Criterion Theatre and nearby West End venues.     •    The Royal Academy of Arts – Great for art lovers.     •    Afternoon Tea at The Ritz – If you’re feeling fancy. Food & Drink     •    Hawksmoor Air Street – Amazing steaks and seafood.     •    Café de Paris – Classic cocktails in a vintage setting.     •    Hide – A Michelin-starred restaurant with a stunning interior.