The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 8 and Version 1 of Locale Covent Garden

Version 8 Version 1
== Line 10 == == Line 10 ==
The market was traditionally a fruit and veg market. This market was moved to the south bank and renamed "[[New Covent Garden Market]]". There is still a market in the plaza, but this is primarily selling jewellery and crafts, and caters mainly for tourists.
 The market was traditionally a fruit and veg market. This market was moved to the south bank and renamed "[[New Covent Garden Market]]". There is still a market in the plaza, but this is primarily selling jewellry and crafts, and caters mainly for tourists.
== Line 12 ==
The area also receives a great deal of attention due to the nearby Royal Opera House which hosts critically acclaimed events throughout the year. This is a high culture alternative to the popular West End theatres nearby.
== Line 21 ==
* [[Royal Opera House]]
* [[Adelphi Theater]]
== Line 28 == == Line 24 ==

==== External Links and References ====
*[http://www.roh.org.uk/ Royal Opera House]
*[http://www.spoonfed.co.uk/london/area/covent-garden-20/ London Covent Garden]
*[http://www.covent-garden.co.uk/ Covent Garden Official Site]
address=''
 address='Covent Garden'
== Line 35 ==
edit_type='Normal edit'
== Line 38 ==
host='80.229.202.204'
== Line 40 == == Line 29 ==
locale='West End'
major_change='1'
map_link='http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=530202&Y=181038&A=Y&Z=1'
 latitude='51.512763'
locale='Central London'
longitude='-0.123455'
map_link='[http://www.streetmap.co.uk/streetmap.dll?G2M?X=530202&Y=181038&A=Y&Z=1'
== Line 34 ==
os_x='530202'
os_y='181038'
== Line 38 == == Line 38 ==
website='' summary='' website='' summary=''

Covent Garden is a part of the West End very popular with tourists. Stepping out of Covent Garden Station, you may hear many languages being spoken.

History

Traditionally, Covent Garden was a warehousing district, including print works and other light industry. In the 1980s, Covent Garden became very popular and trendy. Many of the old warehouses were converted into bijou shops and studios, in a similar way to what is happening in Shoreditch 20 years later.

The market was traditionally a fruit and veg market. This market was moved to the south bank and renamed "New Covent Garden Market". There is still a market in the plaza, but this is primarily selling jewellry and crafts, and caters mainly for tourists.

Attractions

Neighbouring Locales

Soho / Chinatown / Bloomsbury / Holborn / Strand


List all versions