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Day Out: A Walk Round Covent Garden


Hope you are all having a lovely Sunday!

This morning I decided to take a stroll round Covent Garden and up to Tottenham Court Road. The weather was not as sunny as yesterday but thankfully, there was only light rain. Covent Garden always feels like taking a step back in time with the old stunning architecture and cobbled streets.

The Jubilee Market is all indoors (great for poor weather) and filled with handmade treasures! There was so much beautiful jewellery, paintings, sculptures and pottery. I have made a mental note to go back there for Christmas presents! I then stopped for breakfast at Starbucks to have Peach Lemonade Ice Tea and Five Grain Oatmeal which is delicious!

After I finished in Covent Garden I walked up to Tottenham Court Road to go to Primark for bedding (exciting I know!). On the way, I walked past an antique bookshop which I would have loved to have gone in but sadly it is was closed! I also stopped to take pictures of the Harry Potter and The Cursed Child display which is impressive! The Primark on Tottenham Court Road has an amazing Harry Potter section covered in owls and letters from Hogwarts. I would definitely recommend to all Harry Potter fans.

What do you like to visit in London?

Love,
E. x
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Location: Covent Garden, London WC2E 8BE, UK

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  1. Katy Stephenson13 August 2018 at 12:49

    Covent Garden is my favourite part of London! There's just so much to see and do!

    Keep the great work up on your blog :)

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  2. Emma13 August 2018 at 23:34

    It is really beautiful! Thank you :)

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