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Reviewed 12 July 2017

The West End is centre for theatre productions and opening nights at cinemas. There is so much to do. Even if you do not take in a show, the West End id entertainment itself. People from allover the globe are enjoying themselves. the area is packed with people especially at night. It is colourful, and exciting. The smells from a multitude of restaurants stimulate the olfactory sense! You cannot go to London without experiencing a theatre production and seeing and living the West End, even for one evening!

Date of experience: August 2016
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Reviewed 29 June 2017 via mobile

West End provides wholesome experience of elegant city
Shopping of high quality
All the dining choices
Many entertainment choices
Excellent attractions
Just the joy of walking and list goes on ...

Date of experience: June 2017
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Reviewed 12 May 2017

This is the heart of the city and the main entertainment and commercial district with shops, museums, restaurants, bars and pubs concentrated on every street. Hordes of tourist and visitors throng the streets daily.

Date of experience: April 2017
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Reviewed 11 May 2017 via mobile

Yes who doesn't know about the West End as it is famous all around the world for its nightlife and culture, especially the Theatre Life where all famous shows come to and bring all the stars that one could want

So many places to eat as well here - there is nowhere better than the Greatest City in the World and here it's best Area

Date of experience: January 2017
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Reviewed 7 May 2017

The 'West End' is not an officially defined area of London but I have lived here all my life and would loosely define it as the area between Marylebone Road to the North (Madame Tussauds), Piccadilly at the South (Royal Academy, Green Park), Park Lane to the West (posh hotels and Hyde Park) and Tottenham Court Road to the East (Foyles bookshop and the British Museum). The area covers maybe 3 square miles of the prime tourist territory in London so includes a vast amount of attractions - shopping, eating, museums, art galleries, gardens, churches, theatres...the list is endless. My best advice therefore is to avoid the main thoroughfares as much as possible i.e. Oxford Street and Regent Street for instance and focus on the myriad of side streets. For the most interesting walks around I would try the streets around - Marylebone High Street / Marylebone Lane / Great Titchfield Street / Goodge Street / Berkeley Square / Hanover Square / Curzon Street / Brewer Street / Wardour Street. These streets are best explored during the week when the cafes are open and all the office workers are around.

Date of experience: May 2017
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