Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, London

Hidden away behind Covent Garden, Neal’s Yard is a small alley which opens up into a unique and colourful courtyard, lined with hot pink, bright purple, and neon green painted cafes and unique independent retailers.

  

Trees planted in tubs and window boxes filled with flowers Neal’s Yard has become a popular tourist attraction

Office workers, tourists and regulars gather in its colourful courtyard.

The Colourful courtyard is lined with hot pink, bright purple, and neon green painted cafes and unique retailers. 

Neal's Yard is a small alley in Covent Garden between Shorts Gardens and Monmouth Street

Artist Martin Piercy’s interpretation of Neal's Yard

Neal’s Yard owes its name to Thomas Neale, who received a piece of land in 1690 from King William III. With trees planted in tubs, window boxes filled with flowers and white doves that flutter overhead. Today, Neal’s Yard has become a popular gathering place filled with office workers, tourists and regulars who gather in its colourful courtyard.

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