We will visit almost all the locations from this great film. We’ll see some of the real life glamorous neon light filled locations, some of the more grim spots & how some clever movie magic brought locations to life.
Just some of the places we will visit are Piccadilly Circus, Haymarket, Cafe De Paris, Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club, Soho Square (home to the biggest icon of the 60’s who is still there today), Railto Revue Dancing Girls Club where Jack takes Sandy, the clothes shop where Ellie has her flashback. Ellie's pub with a long real-life history, the student dorms where Ellie moves in upon arrival in London. Last but not least, the creepy building & street that Ellie ends up living in... full of dark secrets.
Join us and Ellie as we head back to the Swinging Sixties and explore modern day Soho like a local. See the restaurants, pubs, cafes as we walk down lanes and alleys 500 years old. It is the 24/7 heartbeat of London and you just don’t know who you might meet… or when!
We can also meet at a convenient tube station.
If meeting at Oxford Circus, we will confirm the day before the tour exactly where to meet us and what we will be wearing so you can easily find us.
One of the famed department stores in London and a must-visit location for Ellie when she comes to London.
Perhaps the most iconic 60's street in not just Soho but London.
The bright lights of Soho start at Piccadilly Circus, known around the world for the glitzy advertising hoardings that cover the buildings and the Statue of Eros.
This is the very spot where Ellie goes back to the 1960's and sees the advertising hoarding for the new James Bond film.
Where the photo of Ellie and her mother was taken.
We'll stand at the door where Ellie passed through the first time she met Sandy in Last Night In Soho
We will explore the streets, lanes and squares of vibrant Soho that aren’t otherwise listed on the itinerary.
The legendary jazz club was a firing location for Last Night In Soho
We'll visit a number of locations from Last Night In Soho and also learn about some of the quirky figures of people who once lived here.
The very heart of Soho and HQ for many entertainment and media organisations including possibly the biggest star of the 60's. It was of course one of the key locations in Last Night In Soho
This is a real life legendary venue but of course in Last Night In Soho is where Ellie worked and where she repeatedly met a mysterious older man who seemed to be familiar with Sandy and the grim figures of the Soho underworld in the 1960's. We will also see the spot where this person his run over by a taxi.
A few seconds walk from this market is the very street and house that Ellie ends up living in, owned of course by Mrs Collins who tells us that the house is full of secrets.
Amongst other things, we will visit the steps that Ellie struggled to pull her back up when she arrived at her dormitory in London as well as explore some picturesque streets and lanes.
Here we follow in the footsteps of Ellie after she flees in terror from the ghostly experiences in the university library. Incidentally, Stephen who created Ye Olde England Tours spent 4 years in that very library and knows these streets off by heart.
Though Ellie of course studies at the fashion college, the film makers actually used the massive library here for Last Night In Soho. We won't go inside but will see the street view that she sees when she looks out of the window.
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