Connecting Long Acre to Floral Street, one of the most iconic photo spots in Covent Garden belongs to the magical Infinity Chamber. This route through to the heart of CG is FREE to experience, with the best time to visit being at dusk - to capture the most sparkle!

Covent Garden is a renowned destination for entertainment. From ballet and classical performances at the Royal Opera House to West End productions hosted in theatres surrounding Covent Garden. Entertainers have been a key story in the history of Covent Garden and remain as prominent today. From magicians and singers to dancers and comedy acts, these pop up performances on the West Piazza and inside the famous Market Building add to the magic of a free day out in London.

One of our worst kept secrets for stunning aerial views of the Piazza, the Royal Opera House Terrace Bar. Free to visit during opening hours, the Terrace Bar is a must to experience this winter for unrivalled views looking down on the East and North Piazza and over the Market Building. From people watching to spotting iconic landmarks such as the London Eye, have you climbed the escalators to top of CG?


Located within Seven Dials, Neal's Yard is home to a collection of independent restaurants, cafes, shops and wellbeing brands you must explore. As one of Covent Garden's most instagrammable destinations, find entrances to this not-so-secret gem on both Monmouth Street and Shorts Garden and step into a tranquil hideaway!

Located in and around the iconic Covent Garden Market Building and Piazza, discover the neighbourhood's historical flower barrows. Symbolising Covent Garden's 19th-century market heritage, the barrows now display beautiful seasonal flowers and are perfect photo opportunities.
An oasis of calm in the West End, The Phoenix Garden is a green retreat from the noise of the city and valuable habitat for urban wildlife. Located a short walk from Covent Garden, The Phoenix Garden is a registered charity with sustainability and community at it's heart. The garden is free to enter and perfect for a quick rest or lunch break in your day out in the city.

Just a short walk from Covent Garden, The British Museum is one of the world's greatest cultural institutions - and completely free to enter! Wander through the vast galleries of ancient artefacts, sculptures, treasures and more, without spending a single pound.

Also a short walk from Covent Garden, Somerset House is a spectacular cultural destination with a free-to-wander courtyard. Depending on the season, you may come across installations, music performances and more. While some exhibitions require tickets, many installations are completely free. Check the Somerset House website for more information.
