The Ramadan Lights located right off of the Piccadilly Circus, in the London Theatre district was amazing to see, feel the vibe and experience the proud Ramadan moment with my son. This was the very first time for London to decorate one of the most visited districts with Ramadan Lights. Loved it and hoping other major cities around the world would follow what London did and honor their Muslim citizens, which they deserve to be recognized and honored as Ramadan is one of the major, if not the most, celebrations in Islamic culture all around the world for 14 centuries. My son loved the vibe so he visited the same place twice two nights in a row :)

This is one of the iconic places located in the heart of London, surrounded by many restaurants and shops which makes this area lively and crowded. It's a great place to visit and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the city.

I have seen piccadily in many movies but seeing it in person was a very different feeling.It looked great .The station is close by and there are group entertainers like music and all sometimes.The traffic is bad during peak hours and there are lots of pubs and stores nearby

Not for disabled usage. I was on crutches and nearly fell down the escalators...no lifts available...considering this is a major tourist destination this is pretty poor in this day and age. One of the employees was extremely helpful by allowing me to walk down a closed escalator with my crutches and the three stars are for him....took forever and is quite scarily high up but got me down to platform. The only toilets however were closed. So the station itself is deserving of -1 stars if there were such a thing.

The heart of the hustle, lots of things to see, shops and entertainment. Centre of going to leic square, china town, green park. The Ramadan lights were beautiful and many people were there to see it light up after sunset.

A mind blowing experience in the simplest of words. No wonder it is always in the list of one of the places to visit in London. A picturesque surroundings on ancient buildings, a marvelously built round about, a cinema theatre and the Huge LED advertising board on display. Just captures your eyes and leaves a memorable experience to remember. Nearby is the Picadilly square- a must visit. The M&m's showroom was mind boggling. Moreover it's one of the posh places of London and nearby you have the Chinese town, May fair, Soho and The show rooms of the who's who of the Fashion, accessories and major brands in all its glory.

Here u can see all humans races from all around the world !

Very close to the river and many other typical sites in the London Shopping Hotspots… at Xmas time is surrounded by festive lights all over!…

Beautiful place, ruined by the ticket man who’s incompetent at reading... Was just told by a ticket ‘person’ that my return ticket is not valid for return travel. Bloody ridiculous and terrible (if any!!) customer service. Better of walking to/from Leicester Square (at least they let you on the f-ing train back home after paying over £30!

Beautiful shopping area at the beginning of the theater district. Plenty of people watching, places to eat and other things to do. Easy walk to all the sights and sounds of downtown London.

One of the heart of London, where most of the time people reunited to manifest and meet. Fabulous and symbolic place of London. Love to sit on the stairs of that fountain. Must to visit if you pass from London.

Went here to explore the SOHO area. People relaxing with a drink and their set of people is a sight to watch!! Apart from that, many theatres, Harry Potter shop, M&M and other sweets shops, souvenir shops which are open till late night. One can easily spend a day here, alone nearby this station!!

Very busy zone 1 tube station for Piccadilly line and Bakerloo line. 4 exits.

Was a pleasure being in Christmas eve. Loved the busy street and lightings.

A first port of call when I want to go into the city centre for shopping and culture in London. The station is big and clean. Piccadily Circus is spacious and always busy. Personally, I'm bothered by that annoyingly bright billboard on one of the buildings as it ruins the traditional charm and flair. Nevertheless, Piccadilly is a must-see in London - every day.

I just love this place, I would come every day if I got chance, it full of people and great food

Very good area for tourists. Lego shop, M&M shop and Kingdom of Treats all in the same area.

It was very busy at least when we were there. Plan your journey according to the peak hours and off peak hours to avoid the unnecessary crowd and expensive ticket. The area around the station looks like the ones in the photos.

Piccadilly statue of Eros, a beautiful winged archer poised with his bow, located in Piccadilly Circus. Erected at the end of the 19th century to commemorate Lord Shaftesbury’s philanthropic work, the original name of the monument is Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain. The public sculpture’s actual subject is Antheros, the Angel of Christian Charity and brother of the Greek god of love, but Londoners refer to it as Eros. There are many things to do near the Eros Piccadilly Circus statue. Catch a hit musical at London’s Theatreland, or go shopping along Regent Street, Carnaby and Oxford Street.

I’ve been using Piccadilly Circus Station for many years, it’s where a lot of people get their first real taste of central London once off the tube. My top tip is once you’re at ground level don’t get too star-struck, watch out for traffic when crossing the roads… it can be absolute chaos! The tube station itself it elective, a very interesting place often brimming with so many different types of people it’s a spectacular just to people watch here!