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Cavendish London, The

Local Attractions

Royal Academy Of Arts
Known principally for its exhibitions, the Royal Academy of Arts was founded in 1768 and is Britain's oldest Fine Arts institution. Two of its founding principles were to provide a free school and to mount 'an annual exhibition open to all artists of dist
Distance: 0.12 Miles

Piccadilly Circus
A famous London Landmark where the statue of Eros stands overlooked by huge neon advertising signs. Close to soho, the shops of Carnaby Street and most of the theatres.
Distance: 0.14 Miles

Apollo Shaftesbury
Major West End theatre with a reputation for staging light comedy and farce.
Distance: 0.15 Miles

Criterion Theatre
Apart from the box office area, the whole theatree is underground and is reached by desending a strikingly tiled stairway!
Distance: 0.17 Miles

Her Majesty's
The current theatre is actually the 4th theatre to occupy this site. The theatre changes it's name to either Her Majesty's Theatre of His Majesty's Theatre depending on whether Queen or King is on the British throne! Currently showing 'Phantom of the Opera'.
Distance: 0.23 Miles

Lyric Shaftesbury
The Lyric Theatre is the oldest surviving of all the theatres currently on Shaftesbury Avenue.
Distance: 0.22 Miles

Piccadilly Theatre
A huge theatre - it was claimed in the souvenir brochure celebrating the opening that 'if all the bricks used in the building were laid in a straight line, they would strech from London to Paris'! Currently showing 'Jailhouse Rock'.
Distance: 0.19 Miles

Prince of Wales Theatre
The first theatre on this site was The Prince's Theatre which was designed by C J Phipps. This theatre was opened in January 1884 and was demolished in 1937 to make was for the larger present theatre. Currently showing 'Mamma Mia!'.
Distance: 0.25 Miles

Queen's Theatre
The Queen's Theatre was designed as a twin to the Globe Theatre (now called the Gielgud Theatre). On the 24 September 1940 a bomb fell on the theatre destroying the entire front of house area along with the rear stalls! Currently showing 'Les Miserables'.
Distance: 0.22 Miles

piccadilly circus
Piccadilly Circus tube station is on the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines, at the corner of Shaftesbury Avenue and Regent Street. It is a short walk away from The Trocadero Centre, Lilywhites and Fortnum and Mason, as well as many well-known theatres, including The Apollo Theatre, Her Majesty's Theatre and The Lyric.
Distance: 0.16 Miles

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