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Nottingham Court is a short passage off Shorts Gardens in the Seven Dials area of Covent Garden, connecting through to the surrounding streets on foot. It is a small, enclosed route rather than a shopping street, threading between buildings in a densely built corner of the district. The court is used mainly by pedestrians moving between Shorts Gardens and the neighbouring streets, and its character is quiet and tucked away compared with the busy retail of nearby Neal Street. Frontages are modest, and the passage carries local foot traffic and the everyday movement of people who live and work in the area. There are no notable landmarks along its length, and its interest lies in its role as one of the many small connecting routes that make this part of Seven Dials so walkable. Its position places it within a very short distance of the shops, cafes and courtyards that cluster around the Dials, including Neal's Yard a little to the west. Covent Garden Underground station lies within easy walking distance. Nottingham Court is a good example of the fine grain of passages and courts that stitch the Seven Dials neighbourhood together, offering a quieter way through an otherwise busy quarter of central London.