Charing Cross Road

Charing Cross Street is also a very famous street in London. There are bars in the Hardport that we are familiar with. There are also many bookstores. If you think about English books, you must come here.

Not just a tourist attraction in itself, but a historic street, still the book trading center in the area for centuries. I often pass by here or pass by on a bus. Worth a visit!

After arriving at Charing Cross Station. It feels great to walk on this famous street and stroll through the shops, although Charing Cross is not as good as it was in its heyday, they have their own unique style from old shops to Foyles to restaurants. Worth a visit!

The reason why we know Charing Cross Street is because of the novel "84 Charing Cross Street". This time I went to London, I had a special schedule and wanted to see this place. Charing Cross Street is a busy street. No. 84 is no longer a bookstore, but a McDonald's restaurant. You can only see a simple record of No. 84 Charing Cross Street from the small round sign on the wall. But look around anyway.

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When you come to London, you don't need to look for Charing Cross Street. If you like the literary life here, spend a few nights in the West Side Music Theatre, or cross the Thames River from the South Bank Art Center, you can easily walk up this street. In the evening, people gathered here to watch the theatre, go shopping, drink and chat. They were very prosperous. I asked a friend in London about No. 84, which happened to be a Book lover. She said that No. 84 was not worth seeing, but because it was not far from the theatre I planned to see, I came out of the music theatre in the miserable world this evening and walked a few steps, then came to Charing Cross Street, across the street, and saw an international standard gate. Face, close to the past, if not a bronze medal on the wall could be dimly recognized under the dim street lamp, it would be incredible that such a romantic London could rent out to McDonald's the place that scholars yearn for. Well, here is 84 Charing Cross Street. Because of a fashion movie, the meaning here is different from that of other places.

The streets of Charing Cross are lined with bars and restaurants along the way, as well as theaters and shops that perform well-known shows. You can start north from Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square and Chinatown on the left, Covent Garden on the right, and you will eventually reach Tottenham Palace Road. London is quite a famous place.

Charing Cross Street, which means not the cross but the cross, is actually a street of the city of Sapporo, about a kilometer long, and the south end is directly to the Thames, where there is the most beautiful Charing Cross Street station.