Description: This is always a great starting point in Soho, especially if you are arriving from a different part of town and through the Tottenham court road tube station. You can relax in this park, dating back to the 16th century, and take in the spirit of Soho before we start the tour.

Description: A quick stop here (unless you're up for some drinks, and if you are go ahead and make a stop here). This is an 1895 pub, with beautiful glazed windows and a fantastic London pub spirit. It was a favorite of one George Orwell.

Description: Karl Marx lived at 28 Dean Street between 1851 and 1856, The Marxes shared their house in Dean Street with Italian teachers and a cook and were very poor while living in the street. Their rooms were described by one visitor as "One of the worst, therefore one of the cheapest, quarters of London..." Three of their five children died while living here, all in infancy. Marx's collaborator Friedrich Engels also lived in an apartment at 28 Dean Street.

Description: Sounds of the Universe record shop, mainly specilaizing in reggae afro brazil house and electronic muic.

Description: Here we have a split in the tour. You can go for this tea place or skip it and go to the next point (close by) for coffee. Assuming you are now heading to have the tea, Yauatcha has amazing Chinese food and pastry and a five o'clock tea.

Description: Flat white is a hardcore coffee place, and you will enjoy their creamy espresso and other coffees on the menu.

Description: Gosh! has an amazing collection of comics all types size and topics, even if you are not a huge fan you should check out this amazing place.

Description: Brewer Street car park might surprise you. Not every tour has a car parking as a feature, but this stylish place has hosted fashion shows and much more. Built in 1929 this art-deco building is a gem in this area.

Description: We made it to the end of the tour (unless you want to finish with a bang at NOPI) Golden Square, in the City of Westminster, Soho, London, is one of the historic squares of Central London. The square is just east of Regent Street and north of Piccadilly Circus. The square has featured prominently in literature, and today is a sought-after corporate address for the media-related companies that populate the Soho area.

Description: This is one of Ottolenghi's restaurants in the city, and if you are up for great bold flavors and surprise in every bite you take you should visit this place that has become a favorite of many Londoners in the past few years,