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"What do they say about Veilgarden? A haunt of poets, prostitutes and other low types, and location of the notorious Singing Mandrake. Elderwick is famous for its booksellers. Hollow Street offers the best honey-dens in the city."
Veilgarden is a district in central London best known for its bohemian leanings.
One can find many scandalous delights in Veilgarden, from illicit affairs to honey-dens to pawns in the Great Game. Given the typical bohemian penchant for artistic pursuits, this is also the district for aspiring writers.
Although Spite is much more infamous for its pickpockets, one would be well-advised to keep their purse close about their person – especially while admiring the street performers that dot the district.
Possibly once known as Kew Gardens. The quiet, secret corner of Wilmot's End plays host to the Foreign Office.
Elderwick (née Aldwych)
Hollow Street
The Garden Embassy
The Decorated Ambassador
"You are invited to the grand opening of the Garden Embassy. The embassy will represent the interests of a number of Her Enduring Majesty's colonies. A ball is to be held to celebrate the occasion. The invitation is signed by the Decorated Ambassador herself."[1]
Despite Fallen London being, well, fallen, the capital of Britain still has some sway over its Empire. In order to easily facilitate relations, several colonies of the commonwealth came together and set up the magnificent Garden Embassy in Veilgarden. The Embassy is lavishly decorated with Surface flowers that attract plenty of local wildlife.[2]
↑The Garden Embassy, Fallen London"The bird clucks happily as you scatter crumbs. [...] "From that new Embassy they're setting up in Veilgarden. They've got flowers and everything! It ain't natural." "
