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Getting a coffee from Ponti's (no. 5 on the map, in the North Hall) and sitting in the covered plaza ("Sitting out area") can be a wonderful way to spend an evening, especially in the summer. |
Getting a coffee from Ponti's (no. 5 on the map, in the North Hall) and sitting in the covered plaza ("Sitting out area) can be a wonderful way to spend an evening, especially in the summer. |
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- Nearest Tube station: Covent Garden
A nice market, but can be very over-priced. The centre of the Market is a 200-year-old or so complex of shops and glass-roofed plazas. (A look at the map may serve to clarify). Outside is a large square with many bars and restaurants, and usually some street entertainers, for which the square is famous. The Market gets very crowded with tourists on weekends, but quiet during the week.
Getting a coffee from Ponti's (no. 5 on the map, in the North Hall) and sitting in the covered plaza ("Sitting out area) can be a wonderful way to spend an evening, especially in the summer.
Around Covent Garden you'll find nice restaurants, and lots of typical high-street stores. Next to the market can also be found the Royal Opera House, and the Theatre Royal is nearby.
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