[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Piccadilly Circus (Updated May)

Fishcotheque A popular fish and chips restaurant in London. The crispy fried white fish and thick fries are the perfect combination. A casual restaurant where you can enjoy the authentic taste. London Night Bus Tour A night bus tour where you can enjoy London at night. You can have a fantastic experience touring famous spots such as The Ritz, London Eye, and Piccadilly Circus, all lit up at night. The British Museum The world-famous British Museum. Valuable historical relics such as the Rosetta Stone and the Parthenon sculptures are on display. It's also free to enter! Big Ben & Westminster Big Ben, the clock tower that symbolizes London. Nearby are Westminster Abbey and River Thames, making this an area full of tourist attractions. Taking a photo with the red double-decker bus is the perfect London experience! Leake Street Arches An art spot on Leake Street where you can enjoy colorful graffiti art. The entire tunnel is like an art gallery, and it's a place where you can feel London's street culture. Winter Wonderland London's famous winter event! A dreamlike space where you can enjoy a giant Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, Christmas market, and more. It's great to walk around with a glass of mulled wine or roasted nuts in hand. Buckingham Palace The official residence of the British royal family and a staple London tourist spot. If you're lucky, you might even be able to see the Changing of the Guard. The gold-shining Victoria Memorial is also a must-see! Westminster Abbey A historic church with beautiful Gothic architecture. It's where the coronation ceremonies of successive British kings have been held, and it has a solemn atmosphere. The stained glass and ceiling decorations are spectacular! King's Cross Station – Platform 9¾ A must-see spot for Harry Potter fans! At Platform 9¾ of King's Cross Station, there is a photo spot where a cart is buried in the wall. There is also a Harry Potter Shop next door, so it's a great place to look for souvenirs. #trip overseas travel

📍 1. Big Ben A landmark of London! The majestic clock tower can be seen from Westminster Bridge. Whether you're taking photos or admiring the view of the River Thames, this is a must-visit spot! 🕰️📸 📍 2. Piccadilly Circus London's Times Square, the neon billboards and lively atmosphere make this one of the busiest areas in London. Whether it's day or night, it's always bustling. There are also many famous theaters and shopping streets nearby, making it a paradise for shopaholics and theater fans! 🎭🛍️ 📍 3. Chinatown If you want to taste authentic Asian food in London, Chinatown is a must-visit! Chinese-style gates, busy snack streets, and a wide variety of restaurants and supermarkets make you feel like you're in Asia. Plus, it's very close to Piccadilly Circus, so it's the perfect place to eat after shopping! 🥟🍜 📍 4. St. Paul's Cathedral St. Paul's Cathedral is a magnificent Baroque-style building, and its huge dome is one of the important landmarks in the London skyline. You can walk up to the dome of the cathedral and overlook the entire London city area, which is just as shocking as the Tower Bridge! ⛪️👀 📍 5. Leadenhall Market If you're a fan of Harry Potter, don't miss this Victorian-style market! It was a filming location for the movie, and the gorgeous arches and historic buildings make you feel like you're in a magical world. Walk in and you can not only take beautiful vintage photos, but also shop in the small shops and enjoy a unique shopping experience. 📷✨ 📍 6. Tower Bridge This ancient suspension bridge across the River Thames is not only a symbol of London, but also offers a magnificent view of the city from the bridge tower. The blue and white color scheme of the Tower Bridge is super photogenic at any time, and there is a transparent glass floor on the bridge, so you can experience the thrill of "the Thames under your feet"! 🌉💦

#EuropeanTravel #EnglandTravel #London #PiccadillyCircus 📍Address: Piccadilly Circus, London W1J 9HS England🇬🇧 📍Atmosphere/Facilities: A square located in the center of London with many impressive billboards, especially the Samsung billboard is the tallest, and it is always crowded because it is the intersection of major streets 📍Key Points: There is a beautiful fountain in the center of the square, and a busy area is formed around the street, so it is a symbolic place that you always stop by when you are walking around London 📍Average Price Per Person: No Admission Piccadilly Circus is a huge square located in downtown London. It is a symbolic place in London that is always crowded because it is the intersection of major streets, and it is connected to a busy area around it. Piccadilly Circus is also famous for its flashy billboards, and in particular, the Samsung billboards are hung, giving a glimpse into Korea's status, and it also feels similar to Times Square in the US. There is a beautiful fountain in the center of the square, and if you go a little further from the square, you will reach the downtown area and shopping streets of London, which is a symbolic place in London where you can go shopping. Piccadilly Circus is a beautiful street in the center of downtown London and has impressive electronic billboards. If you go to London, you must visit it :)

Piccadilly Circus, the luminous heart of London, paints the city's vivacity on a grand canvas. Neon signs and bustling crowds create an electric symphony. Amid the dazzling chaos, I find myself immersed in the soul of London's pulsating spirit. The iconic Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain, crowned by Eros, stands as a silent witness to the passing eras. From the theatre marquees to the shopping meccas, Piccadilly Circus is a crossroads of desires and dreams. The city converges here, a melting pot of cultures and stories. As I navigate through this kinetic tapestry, I'm reminded that Piccadilly Circus is not just a location; it's a testament to London's unfading allure. #londontrip

#londontrip Actually the name of this square is the most fitting name as it is loud, crowded, full of energy and colorful though it is not actually a circus. There are no animals nor clowns here to entertain you. It is just a junction but you see so many tourists flock here for photos, basically it's like Time Square in the US. This area has a lot of to offer to tourists; restaurants, cafes, cinemas, theaters, pubs, shopping, accommodations and night life are just round the corners. We thoroughly enjoyed walking around and seeing a lot more tourist spots within the area. Address: 19 Regent Street, Piccadilly Circus, London Nearest Tube Station: Piccadilly Circus (it is juat underneath it so it very easy to locate) Enjoy your London trip! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #london #piccadillycircus

🚶‍♀️ Stepping into the vibrant heart of London, I embarked on a captivating walk around Piccadilly Circus, embracing the city’s energy and charm. Donning a sleek suit, I celebrated the power and elegance of being a woman in this bustling metropolis. 🌆 As I strolled through the iconic streets, the neon lights and larger-than-life billboards illuminated the night, casting a magical glow upon the bustling crowds. The lively atmosphere and the symphony of sounds immersed me in the essence of London’s spirit. 💼 Wearing the suit, I felt empowered and chic, making a statement that defied conventional norms. It was a symbol of confidence and the perfect attire to match the cosmopolitan surroundings. 🌟 Every corner revealed a delightful surprise, from the historic architecture to the world-renowned theaters. I soaked up the rich history, immersing myself in the vibrant culture and the unmistakable buzz of the city. 📸 I captured snapshots of the iconic Eros statue and the vibrant crowds that painted a vivid picture of London life. These moments will forever remind me of the unforgettable experience of exploring Piccadilly Circus, embracing my individuality, and celebrating the magic of being a woman in this remarkable city. 📍 Location: Piccadilly Circus, London #visitlondon

I have been to London for several days #London, and I am recording this. I walked around London and wanted to find the filming locations of the Sherlock Holmes movie. I didn’t look for them specifically, but I took some photos when I found them. I stayed in London for a week this time and had a good time touring London. I picked out a few photos to record. Borough Market is one of the check-in spots. It has all kinds of food. The most attractive one is the mushroom paella. There are so many people inside. It seems that everyone is attracted by the food hahahaha. That radio is an exhibit at the Tate Gallery, an exhibit of various radios piled up together. There are many exhibitions in the London Museum and Art Gallery, and they are free, which is really good for people who love museums. In addition to the Tower Bridge, other bridges in London also have their own characteristics. The Morandi color scheme is very suitable for taking pictures 📷. Piccadilly Circus at night is the scene where the theme song of Sherlock Holmes appears. London has a quaint atmosphere, such as the retro buildings at the Cathedral Station, while the Isle of Dogs has tall buildings and a modern atmosphere. #Overseas Travel

Transportation Tips - The metro station is Piccadilly Circus Local attraction - Circle Avenue, with many lights at night Food & Restaurants - Bella Italia (Irving Street) When you come to London, you can find the British landmark Piccadilly Circus that was photographed by "See the Earth Instantly"🤩 It's another look after nightfall! Because the buildings on both sides of the avenue light up soft lights, making the ancient and elegant buildings more beautiful 🥰❤️ Cars and cars on the streets, the iconic London bus shuttle back and forth, very taste 😍 This street is mainly full of international brands, Even Uniqlo can be found 😅 The inner street is even more exciting, with colorful light bulbs hanging in the Soho area, which is super atmospheric💡💡💡💜❤️🧡💛💚💙🤎 Tired of walking, I entered Bella Italia, a British chain-style Italian restaurant nearby. Pizza must be indispensable, although it is ordinary mushroom bacon pizza, but crispy, not too salty and too heavy flavor! And both pastas are very moderately tough and taste great! The whole meal was super satisfied ❤️ But maybe because it was a Friday night to eat, the whole restaurant was full, the waiters were super busy🥴 #piccadillycircus #uktravel #London #piccadillycircle

#UKTrip #PiccadillyCircus #LondonBus #CoupleTrip #LondonTrip In the summer of 2019, when I went to Piccadilly Circus in London, I discovered the Union Jack pattern on the famous double-decker London bus. So cute...I often rode double-decker buses in Hong Kong, but there were only advertisements on the body of the double-decker bus in Hong Kong. I thought Piccadilly Circus was just a spot near the subway exit, but the buildings beyond the bronze statue near the exit were surprisingly wide, so you couldn't see ahead. There were a series of curved stone buildings, and it took a long time to walk around the area, and I was nervous that I would get lost. Most of the first floors of the buildings were high-end brand shops and restaurants, and the shopping was good but the food was surprisingly expensive, so I decided to eat fish and chips near the station later and only did a little shopping. As I was walking around, I saw an iron gate with a magnificent coat of arms, so I took a picture. The buildings were very impressive, and I wondered where I was and what it was, as I continued my walk. There was a monument with a golden statue on top, but unfortunately, I had left my London guidebook at the hotel that day, so even while sightseeing I couldn't figure out what was going on, which was really disappointing. English is spoken so it's okay if you get lost, but if you don't have any information about tourist spots you'll really miss out, so more than anything, make sure you don't forget your guidebook and keep it in your bag.

Piccadilly Circus is this road junction shown in the cover picture, and it has this massive billboard and lots of neon signs all around. It’s a super busy street filled with many stores and eateries which can’t be missed. This place is also situated near Regent Street, Leicester Square, Soho, and Chinatown. To get here, just take the tube to Piccadilly Circus station and exit and you will see this view! #london

#meetlondon Have you ever been to London? If you ever go to London i recommend you to go to check out Picadilly Circus. This is one of the busy hotspots in London. Often you can see artistic shows in the middle of the street or people taking pictures of the street signs. Furthermore the billboards and screens are really eyecatching. Furthermore there are many famous shops in that neighborhood. It is very easy to get there by car bus or even subway which is very efficient in London. I recommend you to get on the famous red double decker bus and sit in the top in the fron so you can enjoy this amazing neighborhood #tripblazers

#ldninsider We love coming to Piccadilly Circus. It's a place where we always come whenever we come to London. The reason we like to come is because it's very lively. You can almost always see street performances here. Also with the big led screen on the background, it creates a spectacular photo. It's also very near to a number of places of interest like Ripley's Believe it or not!, Trafalgar Square etc. We took quite a number of photos and certainly enjoyed our time there. Piccadilly Circus was built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with Piccadilly. It's easily accessible by the Tube. Piccadilly Circus is the nearest station.

#ldninsider A few years ago, when we were having our vacation in London, we were walking around Piccadilly Circus when we came across Ripley's Believe It Or Not! As we know, Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Is full of interesting stuff to see and there were quite a number of branches in the world. Thus, we paid our tickets and off we went. The exhibitions are spread over 7 storeys. Thus, we easily spent a few hours over there. We learnt quite a number of interesting stuff. There were also many artistic and creative features to see. We certainly enjoyed ourselves. Address: The London Pavillion, 1 Piccadilly Circus, London W1J 0DA, United Kingdom (See map)

#bucketlistreboot Piccadilly Circus is one of London’s most popular tourist destinations and a meeting point of Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Coventry Street and Piccadilly. The Piccadilly Circus large advertisements have been a famous feature of central London for over a century but definitely can’t be compared to the lights at Times Square in New York. Leicester Square is another famous place in the West End, just minutes away from Piccadilly Circus. It is the location of nationally significant cinemas such as the Odeon Leicester Square, Empire, Leicester Square, which are often used for film premieres. During those premiers, you can see the red carpet and the movie stars. The West End is also famous for its theatres and shows. You can enjoy plays such as The Lion King, Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins musical and many more.

Address - St. James's, London W1J 9HR, United Kingdom (2 minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus Station or 4 minutes walk from Leicester Square) Highlights - Novelty Shop. Find unique souvenir with affordable price! Rating - 5/5 I was looking for a gift shop around Piccadilly Circus and managed to find out right beside Hard Rock Cafe. It is a big store where you can be able to purchase your gifts in an affordable price. The store do sell like postcards, keychains, magnets, London soft toys all the way to T-shirts. Good place for you to buy your souvenir. As it is located just facing Piccadilly Station, you can visit during the evening to be able to enjoy the scenic and visit various place of interest such Whole Foods Market, Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain, Chinatown and many more! #bestislandtraveltowns#travelinspiration#givethanks#culturalattractions

Address - Trocadero, 7-14 Coventry Street, London W1D 7DH (2 minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus Station) Highlights - One stop sweet shop. Pick ‘n’ Mix goodies. Unique sweet packaging for gifts. Rating - 5/5 If you are looking for some candies for souvenir, this store will be one of the place that you can visit! Apart from getting the usual candies, you can find some unique gifts that you can give to your friends and family! My favourite is the mini meters of the Ritter Sports chocolate, and the chocolate bar with the outer cover of the UK dollar note. Enjoy and have fun! Note don’t get drowned with the sweets in the store! #travelinspiration#unforgettableexperiences#deliciousfood#deserts

Piccadilly Circus, a place I definitely wanted to visit while traveling to London!! Many people may not know the name, but they can recognize it when they see the pictures :) Because it is the background of famous movies and dramas!! It is the filming location for works loved by Koreans such as the British drama ‘Sherlock’, the movies ‘Kingsman’, ‘Doctor Strange’, ‘Harry Potter’, etc. ㅎㅎ It is the busiest square in London and I think it is a place where locals meet ㅎㅎ Also, there are M&M and Lego shops nearby, so there are many things to see and many delicious restaurants, so if you visit London, you should definitely go!! 🤔 #LondonTravel #LifeTravelDestination #Travel #EuropeTravel #BackpackingTravel #London #PiccadillyCircus #NextTimeHere

#londontrips #london #uk #harrypotter Explore the real-life locations where much of Harry Potter was filmed—all for free! 1. St Pancras Station 📍 Euston Rd, London N1C 4QP - Scene: The iconic station where the Hogwarts Express departs in every movie—perfect for a magical photo op! 2. Leadenhall Market 📍 Gracechurch St, London EC3V 1LT - Scene: Discover the blue door to the Leaky Cauldron from Philosopher’s Stone, surrounded by charming Victorian architecture! 3. Piccadilly Circus 📍 Piccadilly Circus, London W1J 9HP - Scene: Feel the thrill as Hermione and the trio flee Death Eaters in Deathly Hallows. 4. Westminster Tube Station 📍 Bridge St, London SW1A 2JR - Scene: Walk through the tunnels that represent the Ministry of Magic in Order of the Phoenix. 5. Millennium Bridge 📍 Thames Embankment, SE1 9JE - Scene: Stroll across the bridge famously attacked by Death Eaters in Half-Blood Prince, with stunning views of St. Paul’s Cathedral! - Route: St Pancras → Leadenhall → Piccadilly → Westminster → Millennium Bridge. - Duration: ~3 hours of magical exploration! - Cost: Free (except for Butterbeer stops!). Pro Tip: End your adventure at King’s Cross for unforgettable Platform 9¾ photos & a visit to the Harry Potter Shop!

#londontrips Ready for a walk that fuses fashion, food, and iconic flair? This classic London stretch from Oxford Street to Piccadilly Circus is where retail therapy meets neon charm — perfect for first-timers, weekend explorers, and urban photographers. 🛒 Start: Oxford Street – The Fashion Highway London’s busiest shopping street never disappoints. With over 300 stores, from Selfridges to Zara and UNIQLO, it’s a paradise for fashion lovers. Sneak into St. Christopher’s Place for a quieter bite or coffee between shopping bags! 🧭 Swing Down: Regent Street Elegance Turn onto Regent Street, a gorgeous, curving boulevard lined with elegant architecture and flagship stores like Liberty London, Hamleys, and Apple’s iconic glass-front shop. Pro tip: time your visit with golden hour for the best photo ops. 🎡 Final Stop: Piccadilly Circus – London’s Shining Stage A burst of lights, street performers, and London energy! The LED billboards, the Eros statue, and the buzz of Shaftesbury Avenue theatres make this square feel like London’s own Times Square. Don’t miss a peek into Lillywhites for a sportswear treasure hunt. 📷 Top Tips: Visit early if you want to shop in peace. After sunset, Regent Street glows with glamour — ideal for a night stroll. Grab a dessert or drink in Soho, just steps away from Piccadilly.

#londontrips Step into a classic London day out—starting at the electric heart of the West End and ending with twilight views over the Thames. This walk is perfect for first-timers and London lovers alike! 🎭 Piccadilly Circus Start at London’s answer to Times Square. Snap a photo by the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain, soak in the LED spectacle, then head towards Leicester Square. 🍿 Leicester Square Red carpet central! Home to cinemas, street performers, and the famous LEGO Store. If you’re a film fan, swing by the Odeon Luxe or spot celebrity handprints. 🍜 Chinatown Detour Just a block away—don’t miss the ornate gates and the smell of fresh bao buns. Quick snack? Grab roast duck from Four Seasons or bubble tea from Cuppacha. 🎨 Covent Garden Follow the narrow streets to Covent Garden Market. Watch live performers, browse local crafts, or sip espresso beneath the glass atrium. Don’t forget to peek into Neal’s Yard—a hidden rainbow-colored courtyard. ⛪ St. Martin-in-the-Fields & Trafalgar Square Head down to Trafalgar Square. Climb the steps of the National Gallery or chill with the lion statues. Just across the road is St. Martin-in-the-Fields, where you can catch an impromptu classical concert or duck into their crypt café. 🌉 Embankment Finale End your walk at Embankment. Sit by the river, watch the London Eye spin across the water, or take a sunset stroll along the Thames Path. Golden hour here? Magical.

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Best place to spend Christmas is no other than Central London no matter where you’re from. Night life with family to create memories by just taking a stroll and seeing Christmas lights all over. Lots of different Christmas trees and what’s more is it’s all FREE! There are many restaurants and food places available for all. One picture above is from Madhus in #piccadillycircus and other #masala zone. #chrismas #centrallondon #free #christmaslights #christmastrees #carnabystreet

If you're visiting London but have a short schedule and want to travel efficiently, I recommend this landmark course! 1. Explore Soho Street - Soho Street has a hip atmosphere and several streets within it. 2. Piccadilly Circus - A photo spot with a large billboard building! 3. Big Ben - A popular hotspot in London! 4. London Eye - Close to Big Ben, so take photos from the opposite side of the London Eye. 5. Tower Bridge - A beautiful bridge with stunning night views.

#londontraveltip If London had a pulse, it would be Piccadilly Circus—a dazzling mix of history, culture, and non-stop energy. Whether you're here for the neon lights, iconic landmarks, or just to soak in the atmosphere, this is where the city truly comes alive. ✨ The Iconic Lights & Eros Statue Standing beneath the giant digital billboards is a must—it’s London’s version of Times Square, buzzing with life 24/7. Just steps away, the Eros Statue (Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain) has been a meeting point for locals and travelers alike for over a century. 🎭 Theatre & Entertainment Hub West End theatres surround Piccadilly Circus, with Lyric Theatre, Criterion Theatre, and Prince of Wales Theatre just a short walk away. Whether you’re here for a spontaneous show or just to feel the creative energy, this area is all about world-class entertainment. 🏛️ Hidden History & Architecture Beyond the flashing lights, take a moment to admire the stunning Regent Street architecture, designed in the early 1800s. The elegant curve of the street makes for one of the most beautiful walks in the city. 🛍️ Shopping & Exploring From cool flagship stores (like the M&M’s World or the massive Waterstones) to high-end shopping on Regent Street, this area is a paradise for shoppers. Plus, Chinatown is just a short stroll away for a quick foodie detour. Top Tips for Visiting: ✔️ Best time to go? After sunset, when the neon lights shine brightest. ✔️ Photo spot? Stand at the intersection of Regent Street and Shaftesbury Avenue for the most cinematic view. ✔️ Need a break? Duck into St James’s Church courtyard for a quiet moment away from the crowds. Piccadilly Circus is more than just a landmark—it’s an experience. Whether you’re here for a quick visit or a full evening out, you’re guaranteed to feel the pulse of London in every step.

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#2月好去地方2025 Piccadilly Circus is the center of the shopping street in central London, England. It is also the starting point of the shopping street in central London. It is a very classic and fun place to visit in London, but the crowds are so crowded that it will drive you crazy. The London Underground has a Piccadilly Circus station under the square. We chose to stay at the Zedwell Piccadilly Circus hotel in central London, which is within walking distance of famous attractions. This youth hostel has a novel decoration, but the rooms are so small that they only have double bunk beds, a bathroom and a corridor (there is no space for 4 24-inch suitcases). Even a quick-release kettle and a dressing table are unavailable luxuries. This time I got to know the high prices in the UK. A bus or subway trip costs about NT$250, and a loaf of bread starts from NT$100. Since I don't have a lot of money, I just walked around London. Firstly, it saves transportation fare (because all the attractions are in Zone 1), and secondly, I don’t like hiding underground like a Ninja Turtle. I like to use Google Map to look at pedestrians, window shop, shops and street performers near the roundabout...

#londontraveltip Want to explore a different side of London? This hidden gem itinerary takes you through classic elegance, literary charm, and interactive fun—all in the heart of the city! 📚 1. Daunt Books – A Booklover’s Dream Step into Daunt Books, an Edwardian-style bookshop with stunning oak galleries and a skylit interior. Specializing in travel literature, it’s the perfect spot to browse unique books and soak in the old-world charm. 🫖 2. Fortnum & Mason – The Ultimate Tea Experience For a taste of luxury, visit the historic Fortnum & Mason. Famous for its royal-approved teas and hampers, this store is a must-visit for anyone who loves fine food and elegant packaging. Head to The Parlour for an indulgent ice cream or explore the beautifully curated gift section. 🧱 3. Piccadilly LEGO Store – Play Like a Kid Again More than just a store, the LEGO flagship on Leicester Square offers interactive experiences, including a digital LEGO Minifigure Factory where you can customize your own minifigure. Don’t miss the giant LEGO versions of London landmarks, including Big Ben and a London Tube carriage! 🍫 4. M&M’s World – Chocolate Wonderland Just a short walk away, dive into the four-story M&M’s World, where you can create a personalized M&M mix and even print your own face on them! The London-themed M&M displays make it a fun stop, even if you’re just browsing. 🎶 5. Outernet London – A Digital Art Experience End your day at Outernet London, an immersive 360-degree digital experience featuring stunning visuals, music, and digital storytelling. The constantly changing displays make it one of the coolest hidden gems in the city! 💡 Top Tips: Visit Daunt Books in the morning for a quiet, peaceful experience. Afternoon tea at Fortnum & Mason is a treat but books up fast—reserve ahead! The LEGO Store and M&M’s World get busy in the afternoon, so go before noon for a better experience. Outernet’s displays change frequently, so check online for current exhibitions! This itinerary blends classic London charm with interactive fun, making it a perfect day out for both locals and visitors! #uk #europe #london