Trains to Covent Garden

Travel to Covent Garden

Renowned for its mix of interesting shops, wide choice of places to eat and drink, history and culture. There is plenty to keep you busy and entertained.

Getting here: Take Southeastern trains to Charing Cross and then it's just a 10-minute walk.

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Shopping made special

In the heart of London’s West End area, Covent Garden plays host to a wide variety of shops with over 200 brands to choose from. From designer stores to fashion favourites, there’s plenty to discover in this popular shopping destination.

Covent Garden's Apple Market

If you’re looking for something just a little bit different, head to Covent Garden’s Apple Market in the centre of the Piazza. Famously once home to a fruit and vegetable market, the stalls in the East Colonnade Market sell handmade products such as soap, jewellery and handbags, artwork and homeware. The Jubilee Market in the South Piazza changes daily and you’ll find anything from antiques to clothes and arts and crafts.

London Transport Museum

Discover the history of the city’s transport system, with stories from Londoners who have travelled and worked in the city over the last 200 years. From horse-drawn vehicles and the first railway routes into the capital in the early 1800s, to fun exhibitions inspiring future engineers and a collection of iconic posters and designs.

Foodie's Heaven

Bars, restaurants, cafes, pubs – there’s an incredibly diverse range of options in Covent Garden. Whether you’re looking for an outstanding dinner, a quick bite before heading to the attractions nearby, or a relaxed al-fresco brunch spot.