Covent Garden Travel Vlogs, Authentic Tips & FAQs

Consider carrying some change for public toilets, as many places in London do not offer free facilities.

Be prepared to pay for using the toilets in Covent Garden; it costs one pound and fifty pence.

Expect to spend around 20 USD for a satisfying meal including chai.

Try the signature bacon naan roll at Dume for a delightful brunch experience.

Visit the Cover Market Hall for a variety of stalls and cafes, perfect for grabbing a bite.

Check out the Crown and Anchor Bar for a great dining experience in the area.

Explore the various restaurants and cafes for a taste of local cuisine, but be mindful of higher prices in tourist areas.

If you're looking for food, check out the Seven Dials Market nearby for a variety of options.

Explore Neal's Yard for its colorful buildings and great photo opportunities.

Visit the historic Apple Market while you're there for unique crafts and gifts.

Check out the artisanal crafts and handmade jewellery for unique gifts.

Visit Booksellers Row, also known as Cecil Court, for a unique collection of old bookstores.

Visit the Apple Market for unique antiques and artwork.

There are many independent sellers and artists; great for unique gifts.

Be prepared for a different performer every 30 minutes; you might see anything from singing to juggling acts.

Enjoy street performances for free entertainment.

Visit during the day to enjoy the beautifully decorated arcades and festive themed displays.

Expect it to be crowded, especially during the festive season; it's part of the experience.

Make sure to check out the street performances; they add a unique vibe to the market.

Be prepared for street performers; they add to the lively atmosphere but can also draw large crowds.

Explore the vibrant decorations and enjoy the festive atmosphere, which makes it a perfect spot for holiday photos.

Explore the side streets and alleyways around Covent Garden for hidden gems and cute courtyards.

Expect it to be crowded, but there's plenty to see and do, including watching street entertainers.

Explore the area on foot to fully enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and street performances.

Take some time to enjoy the performances that add to the vibrant atmosphere.

Expect large crowds in front of Covent Garden, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Visit during the day for street performances and shopping, but expect larger crowds on weekends.

Visit during weekdays to avoid the larger crowds that gather on weekends.

Covent Garden can get quite crowded, so visiting early in the day might give you a better experience.

If you're looking for a good view, try to get a table at the Punch and Judy pub at the top.