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Activities in Fitzrovia

  • Alec Tiranti

    Shop
    The premier London vendor for art supplies, Alec Tiranti was founded by Giovanni Tiranti in 1895. This Fitzrovia store sells supplies to profession... More

  • Alison Jacques Gallery

    Museum-Gallery
    Gallerist Alison Jacques worked as a curator for the British School at Rome before opening her first London space in a Mayfair town house in 2004, ... More

  • Bourne & Hollingsworth

    Bar
    Named after a defunct British department store where owner Mark Holdstock’s mother once sold gloves, this closet-size basement bar is part 1920’s s... More

  • Fitzroy Tavern

    Bar
    Dating back to 1883, the Fitzroy Tavern is certainly steeped in history. This London pub was a gathering place for such literary icons as Dylan Tho... More

  • French’s Theatre Bookshop

    Shop
    Theatre aficionados flock to this Fitzrovia bookshop, which is known for carrying an unmatched inventory of theatre and performance-focused literat... More

  • Heal’s

    Shop
    Celebrating its 200th anniversary in 2010,  the stately Heal’s interiors store is a British institution. Climb the stairs and check out the so-call... More

  • Lazarides

    Museum-Gallery
    This brand-new five-floor spread opened last May in a Georgian town house that was once a brothel. The notorious, headline-grabbing gallery is run ... More

  • Paperchase

    Shop
    Though there are now branches of this paper mecca across the world, the triple-decker Fitzrovia spot was the original Paperchase store, catering to... More

  • Pilar Corrias Gallery

    Museum-Gallery
    London socialite and gallerist Pilar Corrias—who helped start Haunch of Venison gallery, a branch of which recently opened in New York City—opened ... More

  • Shochu Lounge

    Bar
    This low-lit, wood-paneled basement bar—designed by Japanese firm Super Potato—looks like a feudal Japanese ryokan reimagined by Star Trek set desi... More

  • Stuart Shave/Modern Art

    Experience
    Originally in the vibrant East London arts district, Stuart Shave relocated his avant-garde gallery to a large, glass-fronted West End building in ... More

  • Yorkshire Grey Pub & Kitchen

    Bar
    Named after the Grey Shire horses, the Yorkshire Grey has been open since 1676. This stylish pub welcomes the after work crowd with a selection of ... More
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