All Attractions near Middlesex House

A vibrant rainbow sculpture celebrating Soho’s LGBTQ+ community spirit and creativity in the heart of London’s cultural district.

Contemporary business park in the heart of Soho, blending modern workspaces with London's vibrant cultural scene.

Former Denmark Street live-music venue tied to London’s Tin Pan Alley history, now a street-level heritage stop in the West End fringe.

A compact Oxford Street retail stop in the West End, best used for quick shopping between Oxford Circus, Bond Street, and nearby central London streets.

A compact central London museum tracing the history of anaesthesia through historic instruments, medical archives, and a quietly detailed specialist collection.

A long-running Mayfair gallery in a Georgian townhouse, showing contemporary and modern art in a quiet, polished setting off Hanover Square.

A quiet Bloomsbury crossroads beside one of London’s best-preserved Georgian squares, where architecture, trees and private garden frontage shape the walk.

A private Georgian garden square in Bloomsbury, prized for its intact terraces, formal symmetry, and quiet urban heritage character.

A compact Soho market street where lunch trade, everyday produce, and quick bites keep Berwick Street busy from late morning to early afternoon.

A compact Soho pedestrian quarter where 1960s fashion history, boutique shopping, and street-level dining meet in the middle of central London.

Discover the vibrant nightlife at Club49 Soho, a premier bar and live music venue in the heart of London's iconic Soho district.

Experience the grandeur and excitement of London’s Dominion Theatre, home to blockbuster musicals and iconic West End performances.

A compact fashion and design gallery near Oxford Circus, where changing exhibitions, student work, and contemporary culture replace the usual museum routine.

A compact Georgian square in Fitzrovia, where formal terraces, trees, and a private garden create a quiet pause in central London.

Discover vibrant street food flavors in the heart of Fitzrovia at Goodge Place Market, a local favorite for authentic and diverse culinary delights.

A central London street with station access, wartime memory, and quick links into Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury, and the British Museum district.

A compact Bloomsbury garden square with Georgian edges, university surroundings, and a calm, literary atmosphere between central London sights.

A 24-hour West End casino on Tottenham Court Road, combining gaming, drinks, and late-night energy steps from Theatreland and major transport links.

Discover Hasdan, a vibrant cultural attraction nestled in the heart of London’s dynamic Tottenham Court Road district.

Discover the enchanting graphic art of Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts in Soho’s magical House of MinaLima gallery and shop.

A heritage department store on Regent Street where Tudor-revival timber, curated luxury retail, and West End foot traffic meet under one roof.

Discover Liberty’s Clock, a charming emblem on London’s iconic Tudor revival department store blending historic craftsmanship with vibrant design heritage.

A step-free contemporary gallery in Fitzrovia where the visit centres on viewing, conversation, and art sales in a calm West End setting.

Contemporary office spaces in a converted warehouse, centred around a light-filled atrium courtyard in creative Fitzrovia.

Explore the Nose Sculpture in London, a quirky landmark that embodies creativity and invites playful interaction in the heart of the city.

Adults-only retro gaming bar in Soho, where arcade cabinets, consoles, and cocktails create a loud, neon-lit stop between dinner and late-night plans.

A central London multiplex near Tottenham Court Road station, best for current-release films, rainy-day plans, and quick West End evenings.

London’s most famous shopping street, where flagship stores, department-store anchors, and dense West End foot traffic define the experience.

A compact Soho chocolate shop once known for artisan truffles, gift boxes, and inventive flavour combinations on busy Wardour Street.

A compact Fitzrovia museum of toy theatres, dolls and Victorian playthings, where dense displays and old-fashioned charm reward close looking.

An immersive drag musical in Outernet’s underground event space, where West End theatre meets party atmosphere just off Tottenham Court Road.

Explore Reckless Records in London, a cultural hub for music lovers offering an extensive collection of vinyl and CDs in a vibrant setting.

A curved West End boulevard of listed façades, flagship shops and constant foot traffic, linking Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus and Soho.

A restored West End cinema where British film history, curated screenings, and a small foyer bar meet on busy Regent Street.

A compact Fitzrovia gallery showing rotating contemporary art in a calm, commercial setting, with free entry and easy access from Great Portland Street.

Discover London's magic with See Your City: expertly guided tours and experiences that unveil the essence of England's vibrant capital.

Explore London’s Beatles landmarks at your own pace with an immersive self-guided audio tour featuring iconic sites and hidden gems.

Discover Soho, London's vibrant district known for nightlife, dining, unique shops, and rich cultural experiences, perfect for every traveler.

Discover the charm of Soho Square, a vibrant public garden in London's West End, perfect for relaxation and enjoying the lively atmosphere.

A serene historic garden square in the heart of Soho, blending royal heritage with tranquil green space and vibrant cultural life.

A central Soho theatre and comedy venue where intimate rooms, a busy bar and late-night crowds shape the whole evening.

A legendary Soho record store with a global beat, rare finds, and a legacy tied to The Rolling Stones.

A vibrant mosaic celebrating Soho’s rich artistic heritage and community spirit at the corner of Carnaby and Broadwick Streets.

A standard Starbucks in Carnaby, useful for a quick coffee break amid West End shopping, office traffic, and the steady pace of central London.

Indoor crazy golf, cocktails, and carnival games in the West End, with a 1920s seaside theme and a social pace built for groups and dates.

Discover The Blind Pig at Mary's in London - a vibrant bar offering innovative cocktails and a lively atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Explore two million years of human history and culture at London’s iconic British Museum, home to world-famous treasures and stunning architecture.

A specialist central London museum for British cartoons, caricature and comics, with compact galleries, archive material and a quietly witty atmosphere.

Discover the vibrant spirit of Fitzrovia at The Cocktail Club, where innovative cocktails and a lively atmosphere await your arrival.

A small Marylebone mews pub with late-Georgian roots, best approached as a short heritage stop rather than a major London attraction.

A central London flagship for Gibson guitars, where retail browsing, hands-on testing, and live music programming share the same compact West End floor.

Historic West End theatre on Argyll Street, best known for musicals, variety and headline acts, with a classic pre-show crowd and a polished auditorium.

Historic Soho pub blending traditional British charm with lively atmosphere, famed for ales, pies, and a warm welcome since the 18th century.

London's premier gallery dedicated exclusively to photography, showcasing diverse exhibitions and celebrating 100 years of photographic innovation.

See the Rosetta Stone in the British Museum’s Egyptian galleries, where a single inscribed fragment explains why this room draws history-minded visitors from across London.

A compact Bloomsbury square beside Senate House, used for short breaks, campus crossings, and a Thursday farmers’ market in central London.

A small, free university art museum in Bloomsbury, with drawings, prints and Slade School history in a quiet academic setting.

A historic Bloomsbury university campus where Georgian façades, modern teaching blocks, and weekday academic bustle meet on central London streets.

Discover Upper Wimpole Street, a historic Marylebone street blending medical heritage, iconic residents, and elegant Edwardian architecture in central London.

Discover the Victorian Penny Chute in Soho—a charming historic coin chute that channels charity donations through time at the House of St Barnabas.

Historic Wigmore Hall in Marylebone pairs intimate chamber music, refined acoustics, and a compact recital-room atmosphere in central London.

A compact Fitzrovia gallery for contemporary art, collector browsing, and quiet exhibition viewing just off Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road.