The City of Westminster is yet another district of London defining the western area of the city centre. With its creation, the City of Westminster was awarded "City" status. This district is one of the most important, as here lies the greatest part of the West End including the residence of the British government, Westminster Palace, Whitehall, and the Royal Courts of Justice. The Westminster Abbey, the place of coronation of the British Monarchy, can also be found in this district. This area is the home of most of London's most famous tourist attractions and the West Ends acclaimed night life.

Covent Garden

Covent Garden is an area in the City of Westminster, well known for the Royal Opera House in the north and its flower, fruit and vegetable market. The market takes place in Covent Gardens specially built Piazza, which is a huge open air site, with plenty of indoor area, for the shops and stands. Due to this market and most likely because of its bubbly and colourful goings on, this part of the district is also a well known cultural meeting point.
Covent Garden was originally a convent garden, which was property of the Benedictine order and was London's largest vegetable market. It's buildings of Italian architecture mirror it's surroundings.
This market offers a great variety, and is the location of the Tea house a shop in which you can buy all variations and flavours of tea. It also is the home of many other international shops with exotic items, and unusual scents, enticing people from all around into the market area, not to mention colourful eyecatching clothing. Unpack in your Covent Garden holiday accommodation we have lots of flats available.

This area also has a big cultural scene. Museums such as the Transport Museum tell of a history about London passenger service its displays are filled with trains, engines and double-decker buses.

SoHo

SoHo best reached from South Kensington is another popular shopping district in London.
In the two streets in the southern part of SoHo is the well known Chinatown. If you are looking for a place with a diverse mix of culture, this is the place to be. A great place for pubs, street markets and odd shops. Perhaps you can rent your holiday accommodation above one of the shops or restaurants and then have your english breakfast with an international flair.

If you're a vendor you can buy wholesale items in this district, so bring your licence. Thanks to the many different cultures that settled this area it has today a large number and variation of restaurants and businesses, as well streets styles and houses. The area will take you through an extraordinary cultural trip.

The different amount of Chinese, Indian, French, Greek, and Italian restaurants and designs that populate SoHo give it a special charm. If you're one for night life experience it here in SoHo in a holiday accommodation. Satuarated with different international reastaurants, bars, clubs, discos, cinemas, shows and cultures. London SoHo offers varied programs with distinguished flair.

This city district is one with great importance. This is where the largest part of the West End is situated, as well as the residence of the British government, Westminster Palace, Whitehall and the Royal Courts of Justice.