At night the area is positively buzzing with promoters all trying to tempt you in to the Piccadilly clubs & Piccadilly nightclubs.

Popular clubs near Piccadilly include HEYJOCLUB, Cafe de Paris and Bond each offering a different experience to the other.

HEYJOCLUB: London nightclub owned by flamboyant entrepreneur Dave West. Based on Jermyn Street, just a few minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus the club is a favourite destination for celebrities looking for a little bit more privacy than most other clubs offer.

CAFE DE PARIS: A legendary nightclub situated between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square Cafe de Paris has been a main stay of the London nightlife scene for more than a generation.

BOND: A relative newcomer to the London clubs scene, Bond is a clean, blank canvas set a light by the latest funky house music and innovative interactive electronic systems claimed to be the most advanced in a nightclub.

If you are visiting London why not stay at the London hostel, Hostel 4 Star ” Piccadilly Guest House?

Here is a short video introducing one of the best hostels in London, Hostel 4 Star @ Piccadilly Guest House…

The market enjoys its own special atmosphere and is a must for anyone with a passion for unique arts, crafts, antiques and collectables from around the world.

With its own onsite café, the Piccadilly Market is the perfect place to enjoy an afternoon browsing for gifts and looking around the stunning Sir Christopher Wren Church that is St James’s Church.

The Arts and Crafts market was first held at St James’s in 1981 as part of the Piccadilly Arts Festival. The market opened permanently during 1984, in the beginning operating just two days a week. Since then the market has grown and expanded, it can now be found at the church five days a week.

Piccadilly Market Opening Times:

• Monday: Closed
• Tuesday: Antiques and Collectables Market (10pm – 6pm)
• Wednesday: Arts and Crafts Market (10pm – 6pm)
• Thursday: Arts and Crafts Market (10pm – 6pm)
• Friday: Arts and Crafts Market (10pm – 6pm)
• Saturday: Arts and Crafts Market (10pm – 6pm)

Each month, Google claims, there are:

• 550,000 searches around the World for phrases containing the correct spelling Piccadilly
• 6,600 searches for the most common misspelling ‘Picadily’
• 1,900 searches for ‘Picaddilly’
• 1,600 searches for the phonetic way of spelling the word ‘Pickadilly’
• And 480 searches for the Scrabble busting ‘Piccaddilly’

There are lots of options for cheap travel, cheap accommodation and cheap theatre tickets meaning your weekend theatre break does NOT need to cost a fortune.

We are going to show you how to enjoy theatre in London without breaking the bank with an example theatre break…

First of all you need to decide what you would like to see:

Two great options are Mamma Mia at the Prince of Wales Theatre and Grease at the Piccadilly Theatre. Buy your tickets from Theatre Tickets Direct for the lowest prices we’ve found online.

Secondly you need to find a way of getting to London:

There are numerous options depending on where you are coming from. Maybe by plane or by train or by coach or by car.

Thirdly you need to choose somewhere you would like to stay:

The cheapest option is a hostel, there are lots of hostels in Central London to choose from. One of the best is a cheap Piccadilly hostel called Hostel 4 Star @ Piccadilly Guest House.

Or you could forget the idea of it being a budget weekend theatre break and plump for one of the best hotels in London.

One final consideration is how else to occupy your time when you are in London:

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You will definitely want to enjoy the London nightlife, some of the best clubs in the World are in London so visiting London clubs should be on your agenda.

There are also lots of tourist attractions to visit, the best are Buckingham Palace and the London Aquarium.

Mayfair and Soho are also worth a stroll around and you would be crazy not to take walk along the Oxford Street shops.

Grease Piccadilly Theatre

Grease currently showing at the Piccadilly Theatre

Order your tickets for Grease from Theatre Tickets Direct

Grease at the Piccadilly Theatre

GREASE is the original high-school musical featuring all the unforgettable songs from the movie including You’re The One That I Want, Grease Is The Word, Summer Nights, Hopelessly Devoted To You, Sandy and Greased Lightnin’.

Now in its fourth electrifyin’ year at London’s Piccadilly Theatre, the smash hit musical Grease has a new cast from 24 January 2011. Making her West End debut, Carina Gillespie will join the show in the iconic role of ‘Sandy’ to star opposite Matthew Goodgame who continues as ‘Danny’ until 30 April 2011.

The new class of Rydell High 2011 enrolling from 24 January also includes David O’Reilly (‘Roger’), Michael Pickering (‘Doody’), Zoe Doano (‘Frenchy’), Matthew Russell-Jones (‘Eugene’), Nancy Hill ‘(Miss Lynch’) and Kristina MacMillan (‘Cha Cha’), with other parts played by the ensemble.

Other cast members who will continue in their roles include Jamie Capewell (‘Kenickie’), Siubhan Harrison (‘Rizzo’), Bennett Andrews (‘Sonny’), Robyn Mellor (‘Marty’), Susannah Allman (‘Patty’) and Jason Capewell (Teen Angel/Vince Fontaine), whilst Kerry Winter will stay with the show to take over the role of ‘Jan’.

Grease Performance Times:

• Monday – Thursday: 7:30pm
• Friday: 5pm & 8:30pm
• Saturday: 3pm & 7:30pm

Order your tickets for Grease from Theatre Tickets Direct

Why not also consider seeing Mamma Mia at the Prince of Wales Theatre near Leicester Square?

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Swallow Street is a short pedestrianised street that runs between Piccadilly and Regent Street. It is a popular destination for such a small street thanks to the excellent restaurants and nightclubs it is home to; Gaucho Piccadilly, Cuckoo Club, Anaya Nightclub (formerley Volstead / Willas), Fish Works Piccadilly, Veeraswamy and Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill, can all be found on Swallow Street.

Swallow Street is very close to le Meridien Piccadilly Hotel and the Royal Academy of Arts.

If you are taking a walk along Piccadilly one of the buildings you will not be able to miss is the Royal Academy of Arts as it cuts an imposing presence on the street’s skyline.

Situated opposite St James’s Church and Fortnum & Mason on the north side of Piccadilly the Royal Academy of Arts building, Burlington House, also houses the Royal Astronomical Society, the Society of Antiquaries, the Linnean Society of London, the Geological Society of London and the Royal Society of Chemistry.

The London hostel accommodation ensures the Hostel 4 Star @ Piccadilly Guest House is one of the most affordable hostels to stay in Central London putting you in the heart of the city at a fraction of the cost of local alternatives.

Although the hostel accommodation is cheap, in fact some of the cheapest accommodation in London, it still offer excellent facilities in a modern and well maintained building.

• Shower and Toilet Facilities
• Free Wireless Internet
• Luggage Storage Facilities & Safe
• Concierge Service – access to the best clubs
• Restaurant, Bar and Nightclub

Local attractions include Fortnum & Mason, the Royal Academy of Art, Mayfair, Soho, Oxford Street, Green Park, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Trafalgar Square.

For more information or to book your stay visit the Hostel 4 Star @ Piccadilly Guest House website.