Exchange Court, Covent Garden

Exchange Court, built in the 1630's, was a quaint, secluded passageway linking the main artery of the Strand with the markets and orchards of Covent Garden; transporting you back to days past. Converted traditional gaslights still light the way to the pillared front door with its graceful original fanlight.
Centrally located in London's West End, Bordered by Leicester Square and the economic hub of the City of London, Covent Garden is a world renowned and unique destination for visitors and Londoners who enjoy shopping, theatre, restaurants, bars, history and culture, all within walking distance of the river Thames, A wide range of parks and garden squares and Trafalgar Square, Plus smaller areas that are worth exploring such as Covent Garden market piazza, The Opera Quarter, St Martin's Courtyard, Seven Dials, Neal's Yard and Floral Street.
Transport links are exceptional; stations at Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Holborn give access to Central, Piccadilly and Northern Lines, As well as a tremendous range of buses and National Rail at Charing Cross.
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