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Camden Town Entertainment District
London, England
Camden Town is London's most famous music neighborhood — a canal-side entertainment district of market stalls, music venues, tattoo parlors, and pubs that gave the world punk, Amy Winehouse, and the Libertines. The Roundhouse, Electric Ballroom, Jazz Café, and dozens of smaller venues line the streets around Camden Market, creating the densest concentration of live music history per square mile outside of Nashville, drawing music fans and tourists from every country on earth.
Camden High Street, London NW1
Soho Entertainment District
London, England
Soho is London's most concentrated entertainment neighborhood — a square mile of Theatreland, jazz clubs, cocktail bars, LGBTQ+ venues, film industry offices, and restaurants that has been the bohemian heart of London's creative life for over 300 years. Home to Ronnie Scott's, the legendary Groucho Club, Coach & Horses pub, and hundreds of bars and venues across every genre and subculture, Soho represents the most diverse and historically rich entertainment district in the English-speaking world.
Old Compton Street, London W1D