Long Acre, London

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Long Acre, London is a historic street in the Covent Garden area of central London, known for its former carriage-making trade and later for shops, offices, and cultural venues.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road in London
street
hasBorough City of Westminster
hasEconomicActivity hospitality industry
office-based services
retail trade
hasHistoricalAssociation carriage builders
coachmakers
hasLandUse commercial offices
entertainment
restaurants
retail
hasNearbyLandmark Leicester Square
Royal Opera House
Seven Dials
St Martin-in-the-Fields
hasNearbyTheatreDistrict West End theatre district
hasNearbyUndergroundStation Covent Garden Underground station
Leicester Square Underground station
hasNotableJunction junction with Bow Street
junction with Drury Lane
junction with Garrick Street
junction with Neal Street
hasOrientation roughly east–west
hasPostcodeDistrict WC2
hasStreetType urban street
historicalUse carriage manufacturing
coach-building workshops
inConstituency Cities of London and Westminster (UK Parliament constituency)
isWithinWalkingDistanceOf Strand, London
Trafalgar Square
knownFor coach-building industry
cultural venues
historic carriage-making trade
offices
shops
locatedIn City of Westminster
Covent Garden
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
central London
near Covent Garden Piazza
partOf West End of London
partOfConservationArea Covent Garden conservation area
runsFrom St Martin’s Lane
runsTo Drury Lane
linked to: Drury Lane, London

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Longacre Square namedAfter Long Acre, London