A picturesque alley in Camden, Goodge Place is located on the edge of the famous bars and other pubs whose reputation has contributed to the image of the neighborhood.
A picturesque alley in Camden, Goodge Place is located on the edge of the famous bars and other pubs whose reputation has contributed to the image of the neighborhood.
Goodge Place is a small quiet street in London dominated by the BT Tower, a famous communication tower dating from the 1960s. It is made up of typical London terraced blocks of flats and has only one business, the Wai, a black-fronted restaurant. The fact that the doors of the apartments are all painted in different colors gives it a very nice colorful look. It is located a few meters from Goodge Place Station, where during the Second World War, the inhabitants of the neighborhood went to take shelter from the Blitz bombings. Every year, the station is visited by nearly 8 million people.
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