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Where? Western-most alley in the veritable circuit board north of Fleet Street, from which it communicates with Fetter Lane.

       

Where? Nest of courts and passages just south of the British Museum.

      

Where? Tri-directional alley system behind St Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe, off Queen Victoria Street in the City.

      

Where? The most protracted of a ganglion of passages north of Fleet Street. Wine Office Court connects Shoe Lane and Fleet Street via two perpendicular stretches.

          

Where? Sun-shy network of alleys between Cornhill and Lombard Street.

   

48. Denmark Place

47. Passing Alley

      

46. Royal Opera Arcade

   

45. Cockpit Steps

   

44. Man In Moon Passage

43. Steelyard Passage

42. St John's Path

41. Red Cross Passage

40. Regent Quarter, King's Cross

39. Dansey Place

38. Angel Court

And that's 'Back' in more ways than one. Long-time readers may remember our (n)ever-popular journeys through the capital's snickleways and ginnels. Each week, we'd explore a fresh, and sometimes not so fresh, shortcut through the busy thoroughfares of London. Well, thanks to some words of encouragement in our recent readers' survey, the alleyways have returned. So pinch your nose, check that your wallet's secure, and follow us into Londonist's back passage.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways.

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways

A tribute to the capital’s alleys, ginnels and snickleways