Begin your morning with breakfast at world-famous restaurant Dishoom. Capturing the whirlwind of the rock'n'roll excitement of London and Bombay in the 60's, Dishoom plays homage to true Bombay comfort food. The restaurant is perfect for larger group bookings with seating options from 8-20 people. The warm and inviting space also makes it great for larger, casual gatherings.

Your next stop is the life-size sculpture of iconic singer/songwriter John Lennon. Created in 2009 by Lawrence Holofcener, the sculpture was brought to Carnaby Street in 2021 and could not be more fitting with Soho's musical history.

After all of that walking around, it's time for a break. Head over to Joe & The Juice for a specialty coffee, with an extensive menu of iced and hot coffee, there's something for all tastes to enjoy.

Your next stop is OG Kicks, a retailer for rare and collectible sneakers just off Carnaby Street. With a community feel, OG Kicks is the ultimate destination for sneakerheads who want to buy, sell and trade. Expect highly coveted sneakers from the biggest brands in the industry including Jordan, Yeezy and Nike.

If nothing from Berwick Street Market tickled your fancy, grab a slice at Breadstall, Soho's newest pizza joint. Based on Berwick Street, either sit in or take a slice to go while you wander the streets of Soho. Order by the quarter slice, half or whole pizza, perfect for a light bite or a hearty meal.

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.

Now it's time to kick back and relax at Speedboat Bar, a restaurant which will transport you to the bustling canteens of Bangkok. Settle in for a dinner of delicious curries and stir fries, with towers of Singha beers to share and cocktails.

With a central bar and pool table, Speedboat Bar offers the ultimate, social and casual dining experience.

Head over to Kingly Court for a tipple or two at Cahoots Ticket Hall, a 1940's themed black market pub serving a selection of beers and ales. Full of London spirit, relax in the welcoming pub venue, adorned with a giant station clock, old split-flap timetables, vintage advertisements and more.

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.

Music lovers unite! Stocking an eclectic mix of music genres, Third Man Records boasts an iconic collection of old-school vinyl, new releases and more. The store is an experience in itself with a buzzing atmosphere and community of music lovers coming together to share their favourite sounds.

Time for some lunch at Israeli restaurant, Miznon, offering a unique take on Mediterranean street food. The restaurant combines vibrant Israeli flavors with a laid-back, lively atmosphere. Dine on fluffy pita bread, filled with a variety of creative fillings, such as roasted cauliflower, slow-cooked beef, lamb kebabs, and falafel.

Time for dinner at Soho's go-to dining destination. With a buzzing open-air courtyard and a selection of restaurants serving international cuisine, Kingly Court is the place to be for a vibrant dining experience. From pizza at Pizza Pilgrims and burgers at Paradiso to Filipino at Donia and Korean at Korean Dinner Party, there is something to suit all tastes.

Ready for a laugh? Book tickets for Soho's largest comedy stage for a night of belly-hurting laughter. 21Soho's weekly Friday and Saturday night 21Soho Presents... performances showcase a handpicked line-up of the finest comedians. Expect a night of talent and nonstop fun.