Foyles Bookshop

Foyles is a bookshop famous for its range and expertise, which first opened in 1903.

Conveniently located on Charing Cross Road—within walking distance of the West End, the National Gallery and the British Museum—the flagship Foyles bookshop boasts six floors of books, gifts and stationery, plus a café, gallery and dedicated events space. With a huge selection of fiction and non-fiction, plus a massive children’s department, Foyles Charing Cross Road also has specialist jazz, classical and foreign language departments.

On Level 5 is The Café at Foyles, serving drinks, delicious cakes and hot food. With its wooden furniture and relaxed atmosphere, it is the perfect haven in which to rest after hours of walking around the city. Other features include an auditorium on Level 6, which hosts regular public events like talks and concerts, and a Level 5 Gallery showing free works curated by Futurecity.

Foyles is the definitive London destination for book lovers, and a landmark you won’t want to miss.

Make the most of your London Pass

London Pass holders can claim a free Foyles tote bag when spending £25 or more instore.

Just take your receipt and your London Pass to the Web & Commercial Accounts Desk on Level 4.

Subject to availability. Please note this offer is only valid at Foyles at Charing Cross Road and not at any other branch or online.

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Getting to Foyles Bookshop

Getting to Foyles Bookshop

• Foyles Bookshop 107 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DT

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