Soho & West End
Creative, vibrant, and always evolving — Soho and the West End are at the very heart of London’s cultural and entertainment scene. Known for their buzzing energy, eclectic mix of venues, and rich artistic heritage, these iconic neighbourhoods have long been magnets for creatives, performers, food lovers, and culture seekers from around the world. From pioneering galleries and cutting-edge design destinations to legendary theatres, buzzing restaurants, and late-night bars, Soho and the West End offer a dynamic and endlessly inspiring experience for locals and visitors alike.
Whats On:180 Studios, Gabriel Moses , Selah, LDN
Taking over two floors of 180 Studios, Selah brings together photographs and short films from across Moses’ career, including films and music videos such as Fein by Travis Scott and Playboi Carti, Lost Times by Schoolboy Q, and portraits of Slawn, Skepta, Alek Wek, Jude Bellingham and many more.
Whats On: ThE National Portrait Gallery, THE FACE MAGAZINE: CULTURE SHIFT
Stepping into fond 90s nostalgia, the National Portrait Gallery’s new Face Magazine: Culture Shift exhibition celebrates a treasure trove of iconic fashion images and portraits from The Face—the subversive, groundbreaking magazine that defined and influenced British and international youth culture.
Soho, in particular, is famous for its bohemian spirit and creative edge. Historically a hub for artists, writers, and musicians, today it retains this vibrant energy with an ever-changing scene of independent galleries, avant-garde design shops, and live music venues. Whether you’re wandering through colourful streets packed with street art, discovering new exhibitions, or enjoying a night out at one of the many iconic bars or clubs, Soho offers a unique blend of creativity and culture that keeps the neighbourhood fresh and exciting.
The West End complements this with its world-renowned theatre district and luxury shopping streets. Theatres like the Lyceum, the Apollo, and the Royal Opera House stage everything from blockbuster musicals to cutting-edge contemporary performances, drawing audiences from across the globe. Alongside the stage, the area’s bustling restaurants, historic pubs, and stylish cocktail bars create a social and cultural hub that thrives well into the early hours.
Our curated guide shines a light on the best that Soho and the West End have to offer beyond the usual tourist hotspots. Explore pioneering art galleries, innovative design studios, and food destinations that range from casual street food stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants. Experience immersive events, creative workshops, and late-night happenings that showcase the neighbourhood’s vibrant spirit and cutting-edge culture.
At The Fluxx, we have put together insider neighbourhood guides to help you discover these dynamic districts like a local. Whether you’re seeking artistic inspiration, planning a night out, or looking for the next design or dining discovery, our recommendations highlight the hidden gems and celebrated landmarks that make Soho and the West End some of London’s most exciting places to explore.
Soho and the West End embody the creative energy, diversity, and cultural innovation that define London’s global appeal. Whether visiting for the arts, nightlife, or simply soaking in the atmosphere, these neighbourhoods promise an unforgettable experience at every turn.