London Theatre Walking Tour of the West End

Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London's oldest theatre site since 1663, is a historic West End icon in Covent Garden that boasts Grade I listed grandeur, legendary musicals, royal heritage, and many ghostly theatre tales.

Shaftesbury Avenue, the heart of London's West End, is the iconic thoroughfare lined with world-famous theatres. Since the late 19th century, it has symbolised British theatre's golden age, hosting countless premieres and defining global theatrical culture.

The Savoy Theatre was the world's first public building lit entirely by electricity. Linked to the famous Savoy Hotel, it was renowned for the Gilbert and Sullivan premieres and now hosts major musicals and plays including Paddington.

Home to The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera, it features stunning Victorian architecture, legendary performances, and a rich history of Handel premieres.

Lyceum Theatre was originally built in 1765 as an exhibition space and became a renowned theatre in the 19th century. Today it is Grade II listed made famous for its long-running production of classic theatre production The Lion King.

The Palace Theatre is a 19th century theatre that has hosted hugely popular modern hits including blockbuster Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (ongoing long-runner since premiere), along with acclaimed musicals Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Monty Python's Spamalot, Singin' in the Rain, and The Commitments, delighting audiences with a huge theatrical spectacle.

The Noël Coward Theatre has hosted iconic long-running shows including record-breaking Oliver! and modern hits like Dear Evan Hansen and Calendar Girls.

St Martin's Theatre has hosted the world's longest-running play, Agatha Christie's iconic murder mystery The Mousetrap (since 1974!), thrilling audiences with its suspenseful whodunnit twists, plus seasonal favourites like The Nutcracker and acclaimed thrillers such as Sleuth.

The Adelphi Theatre has hosted iconic long-runners including record-breaking Chicago, Me and My Girl, Sunset Boulevard and Kinky Boots along with theatrical hits like The Bodyguard, Waitress, and currently Back to the Future: The Musical.

Vaudeville Theatre has hosted groundbreaking long-runners like record-breaking Our Boys (over 1,000 performances) and modern hits including Emilia, Stomp!, The Importance of Being Earnest, and currently the smash-hit pop musical SIX.

Shaftesbury Theatre has hosted hugely popular modern hits including the groundbreaking & Juliet (world premiere), long-running Motown The Musical, acclaimed Hairspray, Memphis, Mrs Doubtfire and Just For One Day - The Live Aid Musical.