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The Strand is a major street in Covent Garden, in the City of Westminster, Central London. It runs for ¾ mile from Trafalgar Square to Middle Temple Lane, where it becomes Fleet Street inside the City of London. The street name comes from the Old English ‘strond’ meaning ‘beach’, or ‘river’s edge,’ as it historically ran alongside the north bank of the River Thames. The street was popular among the British upper classes between the 12th and 17th centuries, and carries several interesting and historic buildings including, Essex House, Somerset House and Savoy Palace.
Today, the Strand is a prime office location in central London due to its great transport links and close proximity to some of the city’s best attractions. Businesses can benefit from a wealth of high-end restaurants and bars including Radio Rooftop Bar, which serves some of the city’s best cocktails alongside incredible panoramic views of London – it’s the perfect for those looking to celebrate in style. Nearby, you will also find Brasserie Blanc, one of world renowned chef Raymond Blanc’s chain restaurants with stunning views over Covent Garden. This is the ideal place for after work drinks or reasonably priced, freshly prepared meals. If you’re looking to impress, then head to Simpson’s-in-the-Strand which has arguably been the finest dining location on the Strand for over 185 years. This high-end restaurant offers expertly sourced and prepared classically British cuisine in lavish surroundings.
The area also benefits from a huge selection of accommodation and is home to some of London’s most exclusive luxury hotels. The famous Savoy Hotel was first opened in 1889 and has attracted everyone from celebrities, to the global super-rich. The hotel is now world-renowned for its effortless elegance and exceptional service and is located just a few minutes from Covent Garden and the River Thames.
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