The Carnaby area includes the world famous Carnaby Street, just a few minutes walk from Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus tube stations. Carnaby is home to cutting edge fashion, over 30 flagship stores and unique, one off shops. Carnaby's stunning open-air, three floor courtyard, Kingly Court houses 30 boutiques, cafes and bars run by entrepreneurs and designers. The area is also known for several famous clubs and numerous hip bars and pubs.

Brick Lane is a small but diverse neighbourhood in the East End of London. The area has come to be known as "Banglatown" in recent years on account of many of its inhabitants' and proprietors' originating from Bangladesh, you can see evidence of this on the bilingual road signs. The neighbourhood - now complete with its own annual festival is now most famous for its curry restaurants, markets, speciality shops and vibrant but relaxed nightlife.

Shoreditch is located in the east of London on the outskirts of the city and not far from Liverpool mainline station. Shoreditch once boasted many factories and the area was known for the manufacturing of clothes. These industries have now died out and for a number of years. More recently, the area has undergone extensive regeneration and Shoreditch is now a trendy area with luxury apartments and a sought after residential area particularly for those employed in the nearby City.

Situated in the City, just east of Liverpool Street train station, the Great Eastern Hotel and south of hip Hoxton, Spitalfields, E1 has been a sourceof keen interest and passionate debate over the last decade. Today, a multifarious network of traditional traders and cutting edge creatives, market stallholders and burgeoning fashion boutiques, immigrant communities, city workers and the original East Ender make up a significant part of this 250-acre area.

At the heart of Spitalfields, where the renowned Spitalfields’ markets are located, is a 13 acre site that has been undergoing extensive rejuvenation since 1991.

The West End is the pride and joy of London. It offers 4 square miles of excitement; Trafalgar Square to Piccadilly Circus with Leicester Square right in the middle is only a taste of what the area of Westminster covers. The three locations presented with our e-cityvisit tour will allow you to explore London how a tourist will most likely discover London at first.

Leicester Square showcases all blockbuster movie premiers held in London. The red carpets leading into the cinemas have seen the likes of Will Smith, Al Pacino and Nicole Kidman present their latest movies.

Piccadilly Circus is mostly known for its stunning evening light display.

Last but not least, Trafalgar Square! This beautiful square, especially enjoyed during the summer months, boasts the Nelsons column, which stretches 185 feet into the sky and the world famous National Gallery with the finest collections of paintings.