Event
12 06 2025
If you're always on the lookout for new flavours, creative plates, and the buzz of a city that never sits still - then Fitzrovia is the place to be this June. Get ready to eat, sip and explore your way through the 2025 London Food & Drink Trails, where some of the capital’s most exciting food neighbourhoods (including Fitzrovia) take centre stage.
Lifestyle
12 06 2025
Central London is one of the most exciting places in the world to explore ...
Food & Drink
12 06 2025
Located in the heart of London, Regent Street is more than just a shopping...
Lifestyle
11 06 2025
Hyde Park is one of London’s greenest icons - but step just beyond the g...
Lifestyle
09 06 2025
Located between Marylebone, Fitzrovia, and Regent’s Park, Great Portland...
Food & Drink
09 06 2025
Central London is packed with standout dining options, whether you're after a quick bite with friends, a luxurious sit-down meal, or something family-friendly. From modern European spots to Asian fusion gems, there’s something for every budget and craving. Here’s a curated list of restaurants worth visiting this year.
Trails in Fitzrovia
06 06 2025
Mortimer Street London W1 sits at the heart of Fitzrovia Quarter, running east–west between Langham Place/Regent Street and Cleveland Street. It’s compact, walkable, and layered: listed façades, creative workspaces, design showrooms, independent cafés, and a growing food scene all line the same corridor.
Monthly Newsletter
03 06 2025
This June, creativity and community come alive in Fitzrovia Quarter. As part of the London Festival of Architecture, we’re hosting a special workshop with the winning artist behind the upcoming Mural on Mortimer. Plus, the Fitz&Sits creative bench trail features five unique benches right here in the Quarter, inviting you to pause and enjoy your surroundings.
Event
20 05 2025
Fitzrovia Quarter was buzzing during our first-ever Wellness Festival. From early-morning workouts to calming wellness walks, the neighbourhood came alive with energy, good vibes, and a whole lot of self-care. Timed with Mental Health Awareness Week, the festival reminded us just how powerful movement, mindfulness, and little moments of joy can be.
