If you're in London over Easter, base yourself in Broadwick Soho.

It's one of the few parts of the city where you don't need much of a plan. Everything happens within a few streets - and anything else is an easy walk away.

Here's how we'd spend it.

Soho has always been a neighbourhood of curious minds and creative energy, and nowhere is that more evident than in its bookshops. From cult comic stores and rare book dealers to design-led magazines and music archives, there are plenty of places nearby where you can discover something unexpected.

Whether you're searching for a rare find, a beautifully printed art book, or simply something good to read over coffee, here are a few of our favourite spots to explore - all within walking distance of Broadwick Soho.

Mother's Day in Soho is best spent wandering. A coffee here, a sweet treat there, and perhaps a little gift discovered along the way. Luckily, our neighbourhood is full of beautiful shops, creative makers and small Soho favourites that make finding something thoughtful feel a little more special. If you're planning a Mother's Day wander through Soho, here are a few places we'd recommend stopping by.

If you're in the mood to try something new - or simply see familiar places differently - this is a good place to start.

There's a certain kind of magic in moments like this.

From daring contemporary canvases to photography that captures entire eras, Soho is a treasure chest for art lovers.Whether you're chasing the thrill of discovering an emerging artist, seeking out boundary-pushing installations, or simply looking for a stylish spot to pause and reflect, Soho frames a gallery for every mood. Below are the neighbourhood spaces worth knowing, and getting lost in.

Prepare for a city-wide spectacle as London becomes your Easter gallery, with over 100 monumental egg masterpieces.

Forget the clichés. This year, give her a Mother's Day that's as bold, vibrant, and unforgettable as she is.

Soho's LGBTQIA+ cinema secrets, straight from the underground…