Seven Dials is a road junction and neighbourhood in the St Giles district of the London Borough of Camden, within the greater Covent Garden area in the West End of London. Seven streets of the Seven Dials area … See more

Neale commissioned the architect and stonemason Edward Pierce to design and construct a sundial pillar during 1693–94. The original drawing … See more

• "The Monmouth Street Cap", an 1819 poem by Elizabeth Beverley, is a satirical account of public charity.
• One … See more

• Commercial guide to the Seven Dials shopping area
• The Seven Dials Trust
51°30′49.5″N 0°07′37.3″W / 51.513750°N 0.127028°W See more

In the middle ages, the area was owned by the monastic hospital of St Giles which specialised in treating lepers, but it was expropriated by Henry VIII in 1537 and later passed into … See more

According to Camden Council, the currently defined area "can be found to the north west of Covent Garden Market, and just to the south of Shaftesbury Avenue. The Dials comprise … See more

Seven Dials is predominantly owned by Shaftesbury PLC, which also have a joint venture with the Worshipful Company of Mercers at the adjoining St Martin's Courtyard. See more