Bloomsbury, which is hailed as one of London's intellectual hubs, is perhaps most frequented for the imposing British Museum and the University of London. Perhaps these days, you’ll know Bloomsbury for the publishing house. Its international renown is amplified by the literary legacy of past residents like Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, and Charles Dickens. Despite being in the very heart of central London, Bloomsbury has the quaint allure of village life, and is quite the charming area. From the beautiful Georgian squares to the character filled Lamb's Conduit Street and the whimsical Brunswick and Marchmont shopping areas, the neighbourhood of Bloomsbury thrives as a meeting ground for creatives. A perfect spot for those who celebrate self expression through art, literature, and fashion, Bloomsbury stands as one of London's most dynamic areas. If you fancy yourself a bit of a literary fan, check out the Charles Dickens Museum, the author’s very own home, where his own history and that of his character’s is brought to life.