London walk: Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, China Town, Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square

Join me for a London walk on a beautiful summer's day from Trafalgar Square to Covent Garden, through Seven Dials to Charing Cross Road, and from there to China Town and Leicester Square, finishing up at Trafalgar Square again for a lovely cake and cup of coffee at the Crypt Restaurant underneath St Martin-in-the-fields church. Route timestamps: 00:26 The National Gallery 00:37 Trafalgar Square 00:53 St Martins-in-the-Fields 01:11 Duncannon Street 01:51 Charing Cross Station 02:07 Adelaide Street 03:05 Crossing William Street 03:25 Chandos Place 03:45 Crossing Bedfordbury 05:25 Bedford Street 06:10 Henrietta Street 07:30 Covent Garden 08:35 Southampton Street 09:23 Jubilee Market 11:21 London Transport Museum 11:56 South Hall, Covent Garden 13:55 St Paul’s Church, Covent Garden 14:16 Central Avenue, Covent Garden 15:00 North Hall, Covent Garden 16:14 Apple Market, Covent Garden 17:19 King Street 18:00 Royal Opera House 18:14 James Street 18:53 Crossing Floral Street 19:26 Covent Garden Underground Station 19:57 Long Acre 20:21 Neal Street 21:26 Crossing Shelton Street 21:53 Earlham Street 23:27 Seven Dials 24:00 Short’s Gardens 25:05 Neal’s Yard 27:37 Monmouth Street 28:50 Returning to Seven Dials 29:20 Earlham Street 31:31 Shaftesbury Avenue 31:50 Charing Cross Road 32:02 Palace Theatre showing Harry Potter 32:58 Romilly Street 33:23 Crossing Greek Street 34:15 Frith Street 34:57 Old Compton Street 35:40 Dean Street 36:47 Shaftesbury Avenue 37:32 Macclesfield Street 37:47 Entering Chinatown 38:12 Gerrard Street 40:31 Wardour Street 40:52 Chinatown Gate 42:03 Coventry Street 42:30 Swiss Court 42:38 Swiss Glockenspiel…. I miss the Swiss Centre! 43:10 Leicester Square 44:19 Statue of William Shakespeare 46:06 Irving Street 47:30 Statue of Henry Irving 48:18 National Portrait Gallery 48:32 Charing Cross Road 48:52 Edith Cavell Memorial 49:14 Back at Trafalgar Square Followed by coffee in the Crypt Restaurant, St Martin-in-the-fields My equipment: This was my first time trying out my new DJI Osmo Pocket for filming. It's so tiny I struggled holding it for the hour it took to film the walk, but this should improve with time (and attachments!). I shot in 4K. As I struggled to learn Adobe for the edits, I used my old editing programme which renders out in 1080, so no 4K this time round.