London visitor guide
The Eventim Apollo is in Hammersmith, west London, a few minutes from Hammersmith Underground station. The area has its own restaurants and pubs, and the District and Piccadilly lines connect it to the rest of London.
Hannah Fry plays Eventim Apollo on 30–31 Oct 2027. Here is what to see, where to eat and where to stay.
Things to do near Eventim Apollo
- Riverside walk along the Thames — Walk west from Hammersmith Bridge along the Thames Path towards Chiswick, passing pubs and boathouses.
- Natural History Museum — Free entry, in South Kensington — two Piccadilly-line stops from Hammersmith.
- Science Museum — Free entry, next door to the Natural History Museum. Appropriate before a maths show.
- V&A Museum — Free art and design museum, also in South Kensington.
- Kew Gardens — A UNESCO World Heritage Site, reachable by District line from Hammersmith.
- Lyric Hammersmith Theatre — A producing theatre on King Street, a few minutes from the Apollo.
Source: Visit London. Check each attraction for current opening times before you visit.
Places to eat near Eventim Apollo
These areas are recommended by Visit London. We do not rate or review individual restaurants; check availability and menus directly.
- King Street, Hammersmith — The main high street with pubs and restaurants within walking distance of the Apollo.
- Shepherd's Bush and Westfield — Restaurants and food halls in Westfield London, one Tube stop from Hammersmith.
- Chiswick High Road — Independent restaurants and gastropubs a short bus ride west of the venue.
- South Kensington — Restaurants near the museums, two Piccadilly-line stops from Hammersmith.
Where to stay
Hammersmith and Kensington are closest to the Apollo. Anywhere on the District or Piccadilly lines works: Earl's Court, South Kensington, central London. The show finishes late, and the Tube runs until around midnight.
How long to allow
If you already live in London, no special planning is needed — just get to Hammersmith for the show. If you are visiting, a weekend gives you time for the museums and the show. The London dates are the final weekend of the tour.
Common questions
What is there to do near Eventim Apollo in London?
London has plenty to see. Near Eventim Apollo: Riverside walk along the Thames, Natural History Museum, Science Museum and more. See the full list above.
Where should I eat before the show in London?
Popular areas for eating near the venue include King Street, Hammersmith and Shepherd's Bush and Westfield. We list only areas recommended by the Visit London; check individual restaurants for availability.
Where should I stay for the Hannah Fry show in London?
Hammersmith and Kensington are closest to the Apollo. Anywhere on the District or Piccadilly lines works: Earl's Court, South Kensington, central London. The show finishes late, and the Tube runs until around midnight.
How long should I allow for a trip to London?
If you already live in London, no special planning is needed — just get to Hammersmith for the show. If you are visiting, a weekend gives you time for the museums and the show. The London dates are the final weekend of the tour.
Related pages
- London tour date
- Eventim Apollo venue guide
- Getting to Eventim Apollo
- Buy tickets
- Travel and hotels guide
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Information sourced from Visit London. Last checked 2026-10-12. We are not affiliated with any of the attractions or restaurants listed.