London alley

On our first day in London, we walked some back streets. Found this alleyway entrance from another back alley that we were walking down. This was a handheld shot in low light as dusk was beginning to set on our walk.

Photos Of Britain 🇬🇧 on Instagram: “What day of the week is it? Have you lost track of time too? 🙃 Diagon Alley or The Shambles according to Muggles, originates from…”

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Manchester has a strong cultural identity tied up in its industrial working class roots. Much is made of the well preserved municipal buildings in the city centre; great icons of the Victorian age at its productive height. People tend to forget the hidden authentic heritage all around them - there is a fine warren of little cobbled passages running covertly throughout the district which can also lay claim to being products of the same era as the polished banks and behemothic buildings in the…

London has plenty of tiny passageways and they often have a story to tell! These are the best historic London alleys I've wandered along

This narrow street in Marylebone, London is right near Marylebone High Street and Chiltern Street. Marylebone streets are some of the most beautiful places in London, from alleys to lanes and side streets. #street #london #marylebone #narrow #alley

The coffee and spice warehouses may now be luxury flats, but Shad Thames is still a fascinating, atmospheric spot to wander around.

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Ray Bennison on Instagram: "It's oh so quiet, is St John's Path. This is not the vibrant end of Clerkenwell, and you are unlikely to meet many others coming along St John's Path. The first plan of the area in enough detail to show the passage is John Rocque's celebrated map of 1746. Here, the alley is shown as St John's Passage, while Britton Street is marked as Red Lyon Street. St John’s Path is long enough to be notable; quiet enough to be creepy. . . . #london #londonlife #uk #londoncity…