Cecil Court
A charming 17th-century pedestrian alley in London, known for its independent secondhand bookstores and antiquarian shops.

📜 Historic pedestrian street in London's West End.
🔍 Known as 'Booksellers' Row' with Victorian shop-frontages.

Why Go

📚 Explore unique secondhand and antiquarian bookshops ✨ Discover unique treasures, rare books, maps, art, antiques, and curiosities 🚶 Stroll through a calm, cozy Victorian atmosphere 🎬 Visit a street that inspired 'Diagon Alley' and was a hotspot for early British filmmakers 🎶 Experience a street where Mozart once lived

Why Avoid

💰 Goods can be pricey, especially first editions and rare items

Tips

🚶‍♂️ Combine with a visit to nearby Goodwin's Court 🕒 Shops generally open around 10 AM 📍 Nearest Underground station is Leicester Square

Hours

🕒 Shops typically open daily 10 AM - 7 PM, but hours vary; call ahead for specific shops.

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