Soho and Camden Walking Tour in Spanish

 

The essence of Soho, one of the most special neighborhoods in London, and Camden Town, the most spectacular and transited London. With the Soho and Camden Town tour our Spanish-speaking guide will show you two of the capital's most emblematic and fascinating areas: Soho, the quintessential multicultural neighborhood, and Camden Town, London's most spectacular and transited market. Stroll through the West End, known for its musicals and theaters, and we will venture into the heart of Soho, where we will be surprised by its cultural diversity, its vitality and the peculiarity of its people. We will tour the mythical Chinatown Chinatown and learn the curious stories that keep streets like Wardour Street, Meard Street or Carnaby Street. In them they lived illustrious personages like Mozart or Karl Max, gave its first performances rock bands like Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd, and was born the mod style (modernist). At Regent Street we will visit Hamley's, the oldest toy store, and the Liberty department stores, famous for their fashionable floral pattern in the 70s. We will also enjoy a variety of typical shops, numerous pubs and the famous sex shops In Old Compton. Finally we will arrive at Camden Town, London's most spectacular market. Urban tribes like hippies, punks and goths live among hundreds of tourists, resulting in a unique landscape. You will see very curious shops that you will only find in Camden Town, such as the futuristic Cyberdog store or the life-size statue of Amy Winehouse. What will you discover? In what house was the world's first television broadcast? What is Europe's most famous jazz club? Where did Karl Marx start writing "Capital"? Who was John Snow and what did he discover? And no, we do not refer to the "Game of Thrones" character. What is the oldest toy store in the world? Where is the publisher who published the Harry Potter books, after being rejected by another 12? What was once the gay district of London? What are the "noses of Soho" and why are they there? Where was the world's most expensive cocktail sold? Languages Spanish.