Location: Fitzrovia
Top Things to do in Fitzrovia
What to do and see in Fitzrovia, England: The Best Things to do
The crown jewels, Buckingham Palace, Camden Market…in London, history collides with art, fashion, food, and good British ale. A perfect day is different for everyone: culture aficionados shouldn't miss the Tate Modern and the Royal Opera House. If you love fashion, Oxford Street has shopping galore. For foodies, cream tea at Harrod’s or crispy fish from a proper chippy offers classic London flavor. Music and book buffs will love seeing Abbey Road and the Sherlock Holmes Museum (at 221B Baker Street, of course).
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1. British Tours
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5.0 based on 769 reviews
British Tours Ltd. is Britain's longest-established personal tour operator established in 1958. If you are looking for personally guided day tours in and around London, extended tours of England, Scotland & Wales, and excellent tour guides, you have come to the right place.
2. Magda Danysz Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. All Saints Margaret Street
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Two minutes from Oxford Circus, All Saints Margaret Street has been serving God and people in the heart of London for over 160 years: its ministry of worship and prayer, pastoral care and spiritual counsel, preaching and teaching; and its glorious building - a priceless hidden gem worth taking a short detour to see while visiting central London. We very much hope that you will come and visit us - we are generally open seven days a week from 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday - so you can pop in to pray; light a candle or attend one of the three daily Masses (8am, 1.10pm and 6.30pm). Special arrangements apply on Saturday - when we open at 11am - and Bank Holidays when only the lunchtime 12 noon Mass takes place).
Reviewed By 804hanst
Gorgeous church, well worth a visit. I can understand why Christians would wish to express compassion for the homeless and give them shelter, but don't let them live in the church. The pope welcomes the homeless into Vatican City, feeds them, shelters them etc, but not in St.Peters. Hey, wait, on second thought, in the spirit of trendy, liberal thinking, the focus of Christians SHOULD be on the poor, right? So beautiful churches and artwork and sacred vessels that give glory to God, feed our souls, connect us to God and the saints via our senses and connect us to our ancestors or shared, collective cultural past are meaningless and should be sold with the money used for the poor. Got that All Saints? Put your money where your sermon is (this is irony, folks) or at least house those men in the parsonage or the homes of parishioners.
4. Fitzrovia Chapel
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5.0 based on 24 reviews
Visit, film, exhibit, wonder, marry, celebrate, record, listen, show, dine, be. The Grade II* listed Fitzrovia Chapel, once the chapel of the former Middlesex Hospital and now beautifully preserved and restored, is a stunning hidden gem in the heart of the city. Never consecrated, the nineteenth century chapel is a luminous place to have a secular wedding, display a beautiful object, steep yourself in history and architecture or just sit and reflect.
Reviewed By 227ianc - London, United Kingdom
A hidden gem, now linked to a modern development and with a relaively plain exterior, the highly decorated Byzantine Fitzrovia Chapel, designed by John Loughborough Pearson and his son Frank, originally the Chapel of the Middlesex Hospital is well worth finding, though check the days when it is open The interior architecture is quite astonishing and this week is also home to an exhibition of scorched wood sculptures by leading contemporary artists and designers, curated by Sarah Myerscroft, the dark sculptures contrasting with the gold and marble decoration of the chapel. Not to be missed....
5. No Escape London
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5.0 based on 153 reviews
Here at No Escape, we're puzzle addicts. We love a challenge and after traveling the world and trying the best escape rooms we could find, we have teamed up to give London a truly memorable and immersive escape experience. We want you to love our escape rooms as much as we do, thats why we've put so much planning into every detail of our rooms.
Reviewed By DollySKC - Derby, United Kingdom
First time playing an escape room...there was only two of us and we did “the dentist” which was absolutely amazing! We wanted quite a challenge and a high fear factor with it being close to Halloween. We completed it just on time aswell so we were super happy to make it out before getting caught my the Psycho Dentist! Never realised how Exhilarating and exciting escape rooms can be. Fully enjoyed myself and will definitely be back to do the other rooms you have. Thanks a million to our host and no escape London team for putting this together. AMAZING!
6. Silent Disco Walking Tours
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5.0 based on 544 reviews
Come along and experience the thrill and excitement of our unique walking tours...West End Musicals, Drag Queen, Disco Hits and Special Events across the capital are all on the cards and we dance, sing and celebrate to our heart's content - Silent Disco style! Our tours last approximately 1hr 15mins and include walking, dancing, singing and flash mobs as you listen to the music & host via our SD headsets.
7. Laure Genillard
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
The gallery features paintings and sculptures by contemporary British, Continental and American artists, and takes its direction from late 19th-century modernistic developments such as Minimal and Conceptual art of the 70s.
8. Royal Institute of British Architects
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4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By MixMasterMoll - Solihull, United Kingdom
I had been meaning to visit for some time, but had to see the Bauhaus exhibition as a fan of the movement. A very small exhibit but interesting to see how Bauhaus influenced british buildings. Excellent book shop for architecture fans.
9. Zari Gallery
10. Cookery School at Little Portland Street
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4.5 based on 243 reviews
At Cookery School we focus on demystifying cooking, removing jargon and bringing back good home cooking skills at our school in Central London. At Cookery School the atmosphere is fun and informal. We provide the skills necessary to become a confident and independent cook and all our classes have a very high proportion of hands on practice. We use only high quality, sustainable and primarily organic ingredients and are proud to be the only London cookery school awarded the maximum 3 Stars for sustainability from the Sustainable Restaurant Association. With day and evening classes and courses, corporate events and private kitchen hire, there is something for everyone. Winner of "The Best City Cookery School 2013" and runners -up for "Most Sustainable Cookery School 2014" in the UK Cookery School Awards.
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