facebooktwitterpinterest
mobil menu

Leicester Square

  1. London
  2. London Touri̇st Attracti̇on

Reviews, get directions and contact details for Leicester Square

Leicester Square
Bustling square founded in 1670 featuring a small park, statues of film characters & major cinemas.
Address: Leicester Square, London WC2H 7LU, UK
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: WC2H 7LU

Update Info
Similar places near
Oxford Circus Oxford Circus 992 meters Oxford Street during Christmas is an explosion of festive energy. The entire stretch ...
Monopoly Lifesized Monopoly Lifesized 1 km I ordered the tickets with Stella. I loved her energy and her vibes. She is very frie...
The Graffiti Tunnel The Graffiti Tunnel 1 km Vibrant, multicultural art experience. Spent about 40 minutes watching the artists at...
Frameless Immersive Art Experience Frameless Immersive Art Experience 2 km Just WOW !nLike nothing I've ever experienced before in art gallery setting. Floor...
Platform 9¾ Platform 9¾ 2 km We stopped by King’s Cross around 8pm to check out Platform 9¾. If you're a Harry Pot...
Tower Hill Tower Hill 4 km Best Subway stop in London, because it was so close to everything! And the Tour of th...
The Blue Door Notting Hill Film The Blue Door Notting Hill Film 5 km
Reviews
Leicester Square to help highlight its diverse appeal as both a premier entertainment hub and a culturally rich historical site in London's West End.nnAs the historic heart of the city's entertainment district since 1670, Leicester Square offers an incredible array of attractions. It serves as the UK's de facto red carpet capital, housing iconic venues such as the Odeon Luxe and Cineworld which regularly host prestigious global film premieres. Beyond the cinemas, the square features the official TKTS ticket office for discounted West End theatre tickets, the world's largest M&M's store, and unique photo opportunities with bronze statues of classic film characters ranging from Harry Potter and Paddington Bear to Batman and Mr. Bean.nnDepending on the type of experience you are looking for, the atmosphere changes significantly throughout the day. Daytime and mornings are ideal for visitors seeking a quieter experience, where early weekday mornings offer a serene walk through the modernized central gardens to view the fountains and the historic Shakespeare statue before the crowds arrive. In contrast, the evenings and nightlife bring the square alive with a bustling, infectious energy, vibrant street performers, and busy restaurants. It also serves as an excellent base for exploring adjacent areas like Chinatown, Soho, Covent Garden, and Trafalgar Square.nnIf you are planning a visit, doing so during December is highly recommended as a seasonal highlight. The area transforms with festive holiday decorations, twinkling lights, a cozy Christmas market featuring wooden stalls, and seasonal attractions like an outdoor skating rink.nnWhile enjoying the lively atmosphere and street performances, please note that the area can become extremely crowded, so it is always advisable to remain alert and keep a close eye on personal belongings. For convenient travel, the square is easily accessible via the Leicester Square tube station on the Piccadilly and Northern lines.
Leicester Square is always bustling with activity and energy! It's a lively spot with buskers performing everywhere, creating a vibrant atmosphere. However, it can get extremely crowded, so it’s important to stay alert and keep an eye on your belongings. Despite the crowds, it’s a great place to experience the lively side of London and enjoy the street performances. Overall, a must-visit for the lively city vibe!
Nice place to chill right next to china town. Plenty of benches to rest nice view surrounding. Public toilets available. Just nearby HIS theatre while waiting for the phantom of the opera show.
A celebration of British culture.nThe glittering heart of London’s West End, the square is bursting with cinematic history, grand theaters, and the unmistakable thrill of the red carpet.nfrom Mary Poppins and Paddington Bear Mr Bean, Charlie Chaplin to Batman watching over the rooftops—adds a wonderful, playful sense of wonder to the area.nGood vibes. Beautiful.
London's entertainment district and a lovely park!nKnown throughout the world as the beating heart of London’s West End, the square and surrounding area welcomes over 2.5 million visitors each week. Visitors can experience some of the best shows and theatres in the city as well as over 52 star-studded red carpet film premieres each year. Some of the largest children’s stores on the planet make for unforgettable family days-out. Combine all this with the glitz and glamour of the greatest casinos, clubs, hotels and restaurants.
Comment on this business

Leicester Square map

Directions to Leicester Square with public transportation

Leicester Square Underground Station 160 meters
Northern
Piccadilly
St Martin's Place 160 meters
24
N20
N279
N29
N41
N5
Leicester Square 180 meters
24
N20
N279
N29
N41
N5
Haymarket Jermyn Street 200 meters
139
23
9
N113
N15
N9
Haymarket Charles II Street 210 meters
12
453
88
N109
N136
N18
N3
N97

to add Leicester Square map to your website;



Copyright 2026 | All rights reserved.

You can use our top contact for adding and editing your business's contact details.
0.0033 Loaded in seconds

We use cookies

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our website, to show you personalized content and targeted ads, to analyze our website traffic, and to understand where our visitors are coming from. Privacy Policy