Fitzrovia Attractions

When it comes to ways to spend your free time in Fitzrovia, you will be spoilt for choice. The following are some of the top attractions in Fitzrovia, and definitely worth a visit:

  • Pollock’s toy Museum - The museum is crammed into townhouses on an aesthetically pleasing side street. Named after Benjamin Pollock, a printer of Victorian toy theatres, the Pollock’s toy museum boasts a wide range of toys from all across the world. Some of the items in the collection include dolls, a Victorian nursery, tin toys and folk toys from all across the world. The place is full of unique charm.
  • Royal Institute of British Architects - Bringing together old and contemporary architecture in a seamless manner, RIBA is located just five minutes from Oxford Circus and offers a delightful dining experience. The Modern European menu by Michelin-star chef David Cavalier is simply outstanding. Relax on the large sunlit roof terrace of this 1930s grade II-listed building or lounge indoors and admire the excellent architecture.
  • Alison Jacques Gallery - Opened in 2007, this is an enhancement on the previous location on Clifford Street. Some of the contemporary artists represented by the gallery include Stef Driesen, Robert Mapplethorpe and Tom Stoner.
  • Spectrum Fine Art - Spectrum Fine Art is the brainchild of Benn Linnell and David Roberts. The gallery in the heart of the West End is devoted to destroying the charm of the British art scene. The intention is to promote young British artists and as such, the gallery shows the work of emerging artists from various schools, working in a range of mediums.
  • Fitzroy Square - Fitzroy Square is one of the most beautiful and quaint Georgian squares in London. Designed by Robert Adam in the late 18th century, this Square was named after Charles Fitzroy, the 2nd Duke of Grafton, and was built to provide an elite residential location for aristocratic families residing in London. Many famous writers and statesmen such as Lord Salisbury, George Bernard Shaw and Virginia Woolf have lived here.
  • BBC Broadcasting House - This is one of the area’s most iconic buildings and was built in 1932 in an art deco design. The centre serves as the heart of the British Broadcasting Corporation.

Whether its a bed and breakfast in Fitzrovia in London or a serviced apartment in Fitzrovia, this is a great part of London to stay in.



Things to do in fitzrovia
Things to do in Fitzrovia

Things to do in Fitzrovia

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Wine and dine in Fitzrovia

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