A popular spot for Muggle teens, where live bands often play on summer weekends. A wide variety of coffee, tea and juice is offered here as well as many salads, wraps and soups. Jazzy decorations and modern art are strewn about the walls, and the color scheme is chic and contemporary.

A busy railway station in central London, where there always seems to be throngs upon throngs of people. This is a key transportation point and one would do well to account for several extra minutes if planning to travel through here as the crowd would need to first be maneuvered.

An unassuming 24-hour service restaurant that has a reputation for providing the best 'American-style' burgers in the city. A flickering open sign hangs within the window and inside there are several posters and various forms of 50's memorabilia. A few tables sit upon the tiled floor, four red seat at each one and a single counter rests in the front, beside which stands a freezer filled with a modest soda selection. A jukebox also sits nestled against the far wall, where anyone can pay a quarter to play a favorite tune.

Hidden from the view of the main street, a slim corridor weaves between a few closely compacted buildings. A few trashcans line the lane and several cats can be found rummaging about in them. Several shady dealings take place within the confines of this shadowed area and all upstanding civilians best exercise caution when considering a stroll down here. A few homeless individuals have even been known to camp out here for the night.

A small area within the bustling city where one can go for a bit of relaxation. There a few sidewalks and benches which are bordered by a several trees and open, cleanly cut grassy slopes. There is also a pond over which a bridge crosses. Many families come here with their children to spend lazy afternoons among nature.