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See one of the most famous road junctions in the world. Piccadilly Circus was originally built in 1819 to connect Regent Street with Piccadilly and today lies at the intersection of five main roads: Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue, Piccadilly Street, Covent Street and Haymarket. It is a popular meeting place and tourist attraction that is surrounded by the London Pavilion, Criterion Restaurant and Criterion Theatre. At the center of the Circus is the Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain, built in 1893 to commemorate Lord Shaftesbury, a philanthropist known for his support of the poor.
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Best Time to Visit Piccadilly Circus

Autumn2026/2027
Autumn in Piccadilly Circus brings mild temperatures, averaging 12°C (54°F), with crisp air and golden foliage enhancing its vibrant urban charm. This season sees fewer crowds than summer, making it ideal for exploring nearby attractions like the theatres of the West End, the historic Criterion Restaurant, and shopping at Hamleys. The illuminated billboards shine brighter under overcast skies, creating a mesmerising atmosphere during early sunsets. Don’t miss the proximity to Regent Street’s autumn festivals and Hyde Park’s scenic fall trails, perfect for a relaxed stroll amid London’s seasonal transformation.
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October 2026
November 2026
September 2027
Winter2026/2027
Piccadilly Circus in winter offers crisp days averaging 4°C (39°F) with festive charm under sparkling lights. Snow is rare, but the iconic square dazzles with holiday decorations and the buzz of nearby shopping streets like Regent Street. The neon-lit Statue of Eros stands center stage, while theaters around the plaza host acclaimed West End shows - perfect for cozy evenings. Visit during the Winter Festival to enjoy seasonal markets, gourmet street food, and live performances amid London’s vibrant heart.
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December 2026
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Spring2027
In spring, Piccadilly Circus enjoys mild temperatures averaging 8-15°C (46-59°F), with longer daylight hours and bursts of cherry blossoms nearby in Green Park. The iconic neon displays shine brightly against crisp blue skies, creating a vibrant atmosphere perfect for evening strolls and photography. Nearby Covent Garden buzzes with street performers, while Leicester Square and the West End host seasonal theatre premieres. Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery are ideal for cultural outings, and nearby cafés spill onto pavements, offering perfect spots to soak in the energy of central London.
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March 2027
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Summer2027
Piccadilly Circus in summer enjoys pleasant daytime temperatures averaging 18-21°C (64-70°F), with long, sunlit evenings perfect for exploring. The vibrant heart of London’s West End buzzes with energy - neon billboards glow, street performers entertain, and nearby attractions like Leicester Square, Covent Garden, and Trafalgar Square are easily walkable. It's an ideal season to catch open-air events, rooftop dining, or a West End show after a day of shopping and sightseeing.
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Reviews for Piccadilly Circus Tours

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Genuine Europe | 12-Day Italy, Swiss, France, and UK Tour from Rome: Florence, Venice, Zurich, Paris, Rouen, and London

My friends and I had an incredible time on this Rome to London tour. Rome was fascinating, Venice was beautiful, and the Swiss Alps were even more stunning than we imagined. The visit to Grindelwald First was a highlight of the entire trip.

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10-Day UK In-depth Tour from London: Cambridge, Edinburgh, Inverness, Glasgow, Lichfield | Ticket Admission Included | Hotel Breakfast Included

excellent

I really enjoyed the whole package of travelling from flights to city tours, cruises and the whole England_ Scotland tour. The hotels chosen were all top notch and the services too. Kudos to Europamundo company too. I realised is well organised company with good buses, good drivers and amazing tour guides as well. Everything was smooth and well organised. I really felt the value for my money and more. I also really appreciate you for always giving us the best services and always being open to be reached at any given time answering all our questions and settling our fears. Thankyou so much and May God bless you. Am really a happy client and looking forward to travel more with you

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8-Day Roaming the United Kingdom Tour from London: Cambridge, Durham, Edinburgh, Inverness | Hotel Breakfast Included | Ticket Admission Included

Best booking help

The booking agent sorted my train ticket change quickly and kindly. On tour, transport was seamless and comfortable. We had enough free time in Oxford to browse independent bookstores. London at night was glowing. I came back relaxed and enriched.

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6-Day Paris to London Tour: Eiffel Tower, Seine Boat Ride & Channel Ferry

This tour was a dream! From the breathtaking views at the Eiffel Tower to the charming streets of London, every moment was special. The daily breakfasts were a great start to the day, and our guides shared some cool stories. Plus, the Seine cruise was the cherry on top! So glad I booked this!

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FAQs about Piccadilly Circus Tours

How do I get from Heathrow Airport to Piccadilly Circus?

Take the London Underground Piccadilly Line directly from Heathrow to Piccadilly Circus Station - journey time is 45-60 minutes. A single Oyster or contactless card fare costs £5.60 (off-peak). Trains run frequently; follow signs for the Tube in all terminals. Avoid taxis unless carrying heavy luggage - they cost £50+ and face traffic delays.

Is Piccadilly Circus worth visiting at night?

Yes, Piccadilly Circus is most iconic after dark when the neon billboards and digital screens glow brightly, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The area buzzes with energy, street performers often perform, and nearby West End shows, bars, and restaurants are in full swing. Best visited between 6 PM and 10 PM for the full experience.

What is the best time to avoid crowds at Piccadilly Circus?

Visit between 7-9 AM on weekdays to avoid peak tourist and commuter crowds. Midweek afternoons (2-4 PM) are also quieter than evenings or weekends. During summer and holidays, early morning remains the most reliable window. Even then, some foot traffic is unavoidable due to its central location.

Are there luggage storage options near Piccadilly Circus?

Yes, use Bounce or Stasher for luggage storage at shops and hotels within a 5-minute walk of Piccadilly Circus. Average cost is £6-8 per bag for 24 hours. Locker facilities are limited, so book storage online in advance via these platforms to guarantee space, especially during peak travel seasons.

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