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Conduit Court is a small pedestrian passage in the central part of Covent Garden, running between Floral Street and Long Acre. It is a narrow route used mainly by those on foot moving between the two streets, and it carries the character of the many little courts and passages that thread through this part of the district. The passage is enclosed by the backs and sides of surrounding buildings, giving it a tight, sheltered feel away from the heavier footfall of the nearby shopping streets. Its name recalls the water conduits that once served the area, though the court today is a plain connective space rather than a commercial destination. Frontages along the passage are limited, and its main value lies in the convenient pedestrian link it provides through an otherwise built-up block. Conduit Court sits close to the fashion and retail frontages of Floral Street and the broader shopping run of Long Acre, so while modest in itself it forms part of the fine grain of walkable routes that make the centre of Covent Garden easy to move through on foot.