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The Strand, Covent Garden, WC2R

Our ref: # 30401

From £500

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The Strand, Covent Garden, WC2R

Our ref: # 24936

From £700

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Aldwych, Aldwych, WC2B

Our ref: # 21925

From £930

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Chancery Lane, Chancery Lane, WC2A

Our ref: # 24746

From £700

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Temple Avenue, Blackfriars, EC4Y

Our ref: # 29147

From £373

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Chancery Lane, Chancery Lane, EC4A

Our ref: # 15394

From £550

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Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, WC2E

Our ref: # 23351

From £600

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Savoy Street, Embankment, WC2E

Our ref: # 12979

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Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, WC2E

Our ref: # 19512

From £580

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Charlotte Campbell

Area Guide Central London

Central London is the capital city's financial, commercial and cultural nucleus. It is one of the world's largest metropolitan economies and its cultural capital is equally impressive. The leading business districts that constitute Central London are all conveniently situated within the vicinity of Transport for London's fare zone 1: Soho, Westminster, King's Cross, Lambeth, Pimlico, Clerkenwell, City of London and of course the most expensive square on the monopoly board (and the home of Office Freedom) - Mayfair.

You're never at a loss for something to do in Central London. The area claims the majority of London's iconic tourist attractions such as Buckingham Palace, the National Gallery, the South Bank and Leicester Square. Central London is resilient and its GDP continues to grow year on year. Even in the face of the recession, London remained comparatively unscathed.

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Central London is a prestigious global location with an international outlook. Many corporate giants have headquarters in Central London, including the likes of Unilever, AstraZeneca and HSBC. Central London is also home to an ever-growing number of exciting startup enterprises eager to benefit from its exceptional market reach, culture of innovation and variety of office space to rent.

Businesses of all shapes and sizes choose Central London as a base, partly due to the exceptional variety of office space available to rent. As a result, the convenience and cost-effectiveness of serviced offices continues to draw new organisations into the area. Adding to that, coworking spaces dotted throughout the capital provide an ideal opportunity to network and collaborate creatively.

Unsurprisingly, Central London offers excellent transport links that include the London Underground, Overground and a large number of bus services. Aside from being well connected to national rail services, Central London is also served by four airports including Heathrow, making it an important gateway for international business.

Things to do in Central London

There is so much to see and do in Central London that it may seem overwhelming at times. The British Museum alone contains 8 million objects, not to mention the 55 million animals present in the Natural History Museum.

From the bustling markets and busy shopping centres to the famous galleries and theatre venues, Central London is as cosmopolitan as it gets. As if that weren't enough, many of its galleries and museums can be visited completely free of charge.

Cultural Highlights

For an infinite insight into London's complex history, head to the aptly named Museum of London, located on London Wall next to the Barbican Centre (itself a popular centre for the arts and an example of Brutalist architecture). It's chronological galleries trace London's past from prehistoric times all the way through to the present day.

Sharing stories from WW1 as well as modern conflicts, the recently renovated Imperial War Museum is also worth a visit. The Tate Modern on the South Bank houses permanent and temporary collections of modern art and its new 10-story wing offers amazing views of the city.

You can also indulge in culture after hours at one of Central London's museum lates in places such as the Natural History Museum, the V&A, the Science Museum and more.

Entertainment

Central London caters for tourists 24/7, meaning there is always something to do. West End theatres such as the Lyric and the Savoy offer ample opportunity to catch musicals and live shows. You can also visit the oldest playhouse in London - Shakespeare's Globe. Tickets in the yard will only set you back a fiver as long as you're able to stand for the duration of the play.

Those in search of a cultural activity will find much to love in Central London's many attractive venues. Comedy fans will find a wealth of entertainment at venues such as the Cavendish Arms and Hackney Empire. If you're in the mood for a first-rate film, the ICA, Prince Charles and Odeon cinemas offer everything you could possibly desire and more.

Shopping

The prestige of Central London is mirrored in its shopping facilities. The iconic Oxford Circus brings together the biggest names on the high street, with popular shopping hubs such as One New Change offering even more choice.

Eating out

Places for lunch - Central London offers a wealth of opportunity for those in search of an afternoon bite. From Garfunkel's British comfort food to the international influences of the Palomar, visitors and Londoners alike descend on Central London for a rich culinary experience. With such a wealth of options available, there really is something for every preference and budget.

Wining and dining - In the mood for food with a view? Madison's Restaurant and Bar offers tasty food and drink overlooking St Paul's Cathedral. If you're wanting to treat friends, family or colleagues to upscale French dining, Frenchie offers the chic environment you're looking for. The Duck and Rice is great for more casual dining, offering a range of scrumptious Chinese dishes.

Bars & nightlife - Central London is teeming with bars and venues. For post-work drinks, head to Covent Garden for a cocktail in the Covent Garden Cocktail Club, followed by a dance at Roadhouse. Central London's live music venues have become something of an endangered species recently, but you can still catch a gig at the legendary 100 Club, Bloomsbury Ballroom and The Horseshoe.

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Transport links

Tube lines: Bakerloo, Central, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly, Victoria, Waterloo & City, DLR and London Overground
Mainline stations: Waterloo, Paddington, King's Cross St Pancras, Euston, Charing Cross, Victoria, London Bridge, Fenchurch Street, and Liverpool Street
Nearest airports: Heathrow, City, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton
Nearest motorways: M11, M1, M40, A40 (M), M4, M3, M23, A102 (M)

Central London offers easy access to many of the country's biggest transport hubs, including multiple airports and St. Pancras International station. For those looking to travel in and around London, the London Underground ensures you can go wherever you'd like at a time and place that suits you.

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Area Guide Central London

Setting up your Business Here

Things to do in Central London

Cultural Highlights

Entertainment

Shopping

Eating out

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