Soho baths is probally the most famous of Londons victorian baths winning a competition to be restored and reopened. We were lucky to go when we did as it was just before work had started and luckily they had forgot to turn on the alarms!. Woops.

Visited with Robsey

We entered through a open door on the upper levels which brough us through into a small dojo area complete with crashmats. There was beer cans and fags on the floor which made me think someone might have been living there or someone might have had a party at some point.

We headed downstairs passing a set of male and female steam rooms and changing areas, before finally reaching the ground floor and the lobby. Workmens uniforms and harthats were hanging up on the counter along with the plans and drawing on how the renovation would take place.

We took a few pictures before heading into the first pool room. Two sets of seating areas lay along side the pool area before ending with a large plague at the end. The pools ceilings decorated in a blue and white colour scheme.. We took pictures from several angles before heading out and along to discover another pool.

This one had been a little bit more damaged by nature, plants had grown in and had wound there way aroud the wooden changing cubicles. A few more photos and we headed back as we started to hear a beeping sound.

Once out we headed up onto the roof to take in the views of london. Yet more photos and we called it a day.