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Soho
The buzz of Soho offers an atmosphere like no other. If energetic nightlife, diverse entertainment, and a plethora of world-class restaurants is what you’re looking for, then you’ll find what you need (and more!) in Soho. It’s an area that’s incredibly easy to explore on foot in the heart of the West End.
There’s a mix of fantastic shopping, from independent boutiques along Carnaby Street to flagship fashion on the nearby Oxford Street – not forgetting the famous Hamleys and Liberty London nearby. The area is also home to Denmark Street (also known as ‘Tin Pan Alley’), which is renowned for its range of musical instrument shops.
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Soho boasts an enormously diverse range of entertainment, with theatres such as the Prince of Wales Theatre and Prince Edward Theatre, together with phenomenal live music and clubs. It’s also a major hotspot for the LGBT community as well as world-famous jazz clubs such as Ronnie Scott’s.
Stayo Berwick Street apartments have air conditioning and are lovely and bright, offering a place to stay in a lively, bustling area. It’s ideal for brilliant nightlife and shopping, with excellent travel links too.
Stayo Insider Tip: One of London’s oldest markets, Berwick Street Market dates right back to 1778. Now a bustling foodie destination it still hosts traditional fruit, vegetable and florist stalls too. Here you will find an inspiring mix of food from Caribbean to Egyptian all in the heart of Soho.
Stayo Recommends: Step back into the 1940s with Cahoots. Set in an abandoned train station, this speakeasy style cocktail bar serves up some of London’s most incredible cocktails. www.cahoots-london.com
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Our guide to Soho
Cahoots
Nightlife
Step back into the 1940s with Cahoots. Set in an abandoned train station, this speakeasy style cocktail bar serves up some of London’s most incredible cocktails.
13 Kingly Ct, Soho, London W1B 5PW
https://www.cahoots-london.com
Berwick Street Market
Culture
One of London’s oldest markets, Berwick Street Market dates right back to 1778. Now a bustling foodie destination it still hosts traditional fruit, vegetable and florist stalls too. Here you will find an inspiring mix of food from Caribbean to Egyptian all in the heart of Soho.
Berwick St, Soho, London W1F 0PH
The 100 Club
Nightlife
One of Britain’s greatest music venues; The 100 Club, is right off Oxford Street. The iconic club has been open since 1942, playing host to many legends of music along the way. The stage has been graced by the likes of BB King, The Who, Sex Pistols, The Clash and Oasis making it an institution for bands today.
Century House, 100 Oxford St, London W1D 1LL
