London walk: Leicester Square to Covent Garden via London's narrowest alley, 20-minute narrated walk

Is this London's narrowest alley? Walking from Leicester Square to Covent Garden there is a tiny narrow alley way that is - arguably - the narrowest in London!
A 20-minute walk from Leicester Square to Covent Garden is rather taking the long way around on this hot July day, but it's a great opportunity to explore the back streets of Covent Garden as people enjoy the beautiful weather for some al fresco dining. Floral Street is looking resplendent with... well flowers... and Brydges Place is just about wide enough to squeeze through. This a real ramble through the maze of roads between Leicester Square and Covent Garden - I hope you enjoy it:)
Walk duration: 10, 20 or 30 minutes (depending on how long you want to take!).

Route timestamps:
00:15 Statue of William Shakespeare, Leicester Square
00:25 Leicester Square
01:38 Cranbourn Street
02:24 Leicester Square underground station
02:29 Charing Cross Road
02:39 Looking towards the continuation of Cranbourn Street
03:43 Returning to Leicester Square
03:52 Leicester Place
05:37 Irving Street
07:00 National Portrait Gallery
07:38 Crossing Charing Cross Road
08:03 Edith Cavell Memorial
08:07 St Martin's Place
08:54 St Martin's Lane
09:21 Brydges Place (possibly the narrowest alley in London)
11:03 Rejoining St Martin's Lane
12:35 May's Court
13:18 Hop Gardens
13:34 Cecil Court
14:13 St Martin's Court
14:40 New Row
16:58 Bedfordbury
18:45 Garrick Street
19:00 Bedford Street
19:30 King Street
20:06 Floral Court
22:37 Floral Street
23:07 Lazenby Court
23:32 Conduit Court
23:46 Floral Street
25:15 Langley Court
26:50 James Street
26:58 Looking towards Covent Garden underground station and Long Acre
28:26 Covent Garden

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