About Leicester Square London

The Leicester Square is featured as one of the boiling pots of London especially at the dawn of the pre weekend for anyone who is keen to see the city on foot. The air will be filled with the essence of London living with its excellent detailing. The Square is pregnant with a supply of theatrical entertainment and dominates between the Piccadilly and Covent Garden. After having favoured and passed to Kings and Lords during the colonial times it is now owned by the City of Westminster.

The Square has replaced this once upon a dump location to better brands which is desired and respected in the field of movie making. Leicester Square is easily accessible which enjoys a lively night scene with dazzling street lights and busy crowds.  The movies shown are varied in accordance to the best developed movie cinemas; Leicester Square's Odeon  which boasts to having the first digital projector in Europe  and able to hold seats for 1683 people and Leicester Square's Empire enjoying the second largest cinema title with 1,330 seats in the main.

Leicester Square also provides with influenced cuisine served alongside any pavement cafes that are increasing in number and posh five star hotels for your main stay during your holiday adventures. You are in for a special treat in the winter season which is the Christmas fair held annually geared up to arm various cultural performances.

Iconic historical monuments from the edge a statue of Charlie Chaplin looks on, the bust of William Hogarth and Sir Isaac Newton and Shakespeare's memorial in Westminster Abbey stands in the centre can be caught on cameras.

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Leicester Square