The Strand is a significant thoroughfare going through Westminster from Trafalgar Square to Temple Bar. Albeit the street is extremely busy with traffic, this bustling atmosphere is essential for the Strand's appeal and you don't need to go a long way from the fundamental avenue to discover pockets of harmony and serenity. The Strand also marks the southern limit of the Covent Garden district. The Strand has different faces and you'll experience everything from souvenir offices and shops to restaurants and fabulous hotels like the Savoy or well known buildings like Somerset House. Nobody loves tea more than the Brits, correct? The Strand is an extraordinary avenue still, and the associating join between the City and the West. Fashion seldom goes east of Charing-cross, and the incredible curtain shops of the West-end are consequently conspicuous by their absence; nor upon the other hand does business in the City man's feel of the word, go west of Temple-bar. The Strand is currently home to three theatres: the Savoy, Vaudeville and Adelphi. The Lyceum is around the corner on Wellington road and on Aldwych, the Novello Theatre (formerly the Strand) is based.