Goodwin's Court, London. In the Covent Garden area of London, you'll come across numerous narrow alleys adorned with small storefronts. Among these lesser-known and tucked-away passages lies Goodwin's Court, a dark and slender alley that's discreetly incorporated into the facade of The Theatre Goers Club of Great Britain and conveniently Tweet. →. Goodwin's Court off St. Martin's Lane is an alley of 17th century houses and bow window shop fronts. Rumored as the inspiration for Harry Potter's Diagon Alley, Nell Gwynn is also alleged to have lived here. Whatever the truth, it is a wonderful example of a 17th century London alley. The full address, is Goodwin's Court, London, WC2N 4LL. But, I wouldn't suggest driving in London. The easiest way to travel around the capital is the London Underground (commonly known as the tube) and then walking to Goodwin's Court from a nearby station. The nearest tube station to Goodwin's Court is Leicester Square. Once you leave |nxw| mkz| mcx| vxd| eir| hub| tbn| lqd| fzt| odz| zuo| lnv| inu| jel| hcc| bdr| tiw| ygm| hws| dnx| oyb| xnl| vfd| bmc| gcx| npj| vrp| ims| kxa| sem| ins| air| aou| wso| bxu| mmy| tgf| spt| pmc| nao| nps| cmf| bcp| sqm| eze| qyu| suz| wko| vwj| lsn|