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NoMad London

London, United Kingdom · NoMad · High Luxury

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AHEAD Europe Event Spaces since 2021. NoMad London inhabits the Grade II listed former Bow Street Magistrates' Court and Police Station. The building's original holding cells now house the Bow Street Police Museum. The Royal Opera House stands opposite, the British Museum is ten minutes on foot, Trafalgar Square eleven. Seven Dials' boutiques and the Covent Garden piazza are steps away, embedding this address in the West End's most culturally dense pedestrian quarter.

About NoMad London

History

NoMad London inhabits the Grade II listed former Bow Street Magistrates' Court and Police Station — the most famous court in England, where the Bow Street Runners, Britain's first professional police force, were founded in 1749, and where Oscar Wilde faced committal proceedings in 1895.

The setting

NoMad London inhabits the Grade II listed former Bow Street Magistrates' Court and Police Station — the most famous court in England, where the Bow Street Runners, Britain's first professional police force, were founded in 1749, and where Oscar Wilde faced committal proceedings in 1895. The building's original holding cells now house the Bow Street Police Museum. The Royal Opera House stands opposite, the British Museum is ten minutes on foot, Trafalgar Square eleven. Seven Dials' boutiques and the Covent Garden piazza are steps away, embedding this address in the West End's most culturally dense pedestrian quarter.

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