Begin your day with breakfast at L'ETO, a restaurant that focuses on the flavours of the Mediterranean in an all-day dining experience. The breakfast menu boasts sweet dishes including Ricotta Pancakes and Plum Caramelised French Toast, as well as savoury, with Truffled Scrambled Eggs, Chill Poached Eggs and more. The pièce de résistance is of course the irresistible dessert selection including home-made cakes and tarts decorated with fresh fruits.

Next, visit The Photographer's Gallery, the UK's first public gallery dedicated to photography as an art form. The gallery displays a range of works from experts to novices, with regularly changing exhibitions and events.

Kickstart your afternoon with a visit to the UK's leading art supplies retailer, Cass Art. Cass Art is committed to encouraging everyone to explore their creative talents by providing the best quality materials. Shop paints, drawing materials, canvas' and more in-store.

Next, head over to MAC Cosmetics to discover the art of professional grade makeup. As an iconic beauty and makeup brand since 1984, it's no wonder makeup lovers are so loyal. Shop professional makeup products and receive expert advice from the makeup artists in store.

Next, visit The Spirit of Soho Mural on Broadwick Street. Created in 1991, the colourful mural celebrates the characters and venues which make Soho so special. The mural is crowned by St Anne, with her skirt forming the area's streets and lanes, with popular Soho institutions intertwined in the design including the Palladium, Carnaby Street and Ronnie Scott's.

Next, make your way to So.Shell on Marshall Street for a pampering session and chance to recharge. Choose from a range of nail treatments including Japanese manicures and more. Show your nail art inspiration to your technician for a perfectly designed set, great for special occasions.

Treat yourself to dinner from Bébé Bob, sister restaurant to the iconic Bob Bob Ricard. Specialising in rotisserie chicken, caviar and champagne, the restaurant provides a luxurious yet relaxed dining experience.

Next, visit Soho's iconic Shaida Walking artwork. Recognised across the globe for his iconic style, Julian Opie created the permanent public work that premiered in 2016 and has been walking ever since.

Discover the art of music, old and new at Third Man Records. Stocking an eclectic mix of music genres, Third Man Records boasts an iconic collection of old-school vinyl, new releases and more. With a buzzing atmosphere and community of music lovers coming together to share their favourite sounds, the record store is the place to discover new artists and make fast friends.

Unleash your inner creative at Misan Fabrics. Renowned for their collection of high-quality fabrics, from silks and wools to suiting, Misan Fabrics is the go-to destination for designers, fashion students and sewing enthusiasts. Stock up on new material and receive advice from the experts in-store.

Only a short walk from Carnaby Street, discover Outernet, a fully immersive and free art experience in London. The immersive display is a wonderful experience for all the family, with amazing projections and wraparound displays.

Time for some dinner at Sticks 'n' Sushi, a sushi restaurant serving up a unique blend of Japanese and Nordic cuisine. Expect everything from tasty classics of maki, nigiri, and sashimi, as well as distinctive sharing platters fit for royalty.

Cut your Carnaby Street shopping early and indulge in the pre-theatre menu: the Maki Maki platter, perfectly paired with two handcrafted cocktails for just £52.

Grab some post-show drinks from SOMA, a basement speakeasy cocktail bar. Curated and brought to you by the team behind Soho favourite, Kricket, the venue provides a romantic mood with low-lit interiors and an extensive cocktail list.