Reviews of Bloomsbury Square Garden. (Parking Garage) in London (London).

Bloomsbury Square Garden

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14 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2RJ, United Kingdom

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Reviews of Bloomsbury Square Garden

O. L.

Lovely place to sit and rest. Can find peacefulness in this busy area of central London. Lots of benches pretty apart from each other. Lovely buildings around. Good place to rest my tired legs with a cup of coffee after shopping.

I. M.

The garden is alright. Would love more if it had flowers or maybe its winter and the flowers will bloom.

g. v.

Small and good place to have a pause especially those who are with toddlers. A place to sit and relax for a while. Its just at the corner of The British Museum.

J. S.

The square used to be private only for residents. However during the Second World War its railings were removed to be melted down for armaments allowing other people to come into the square. It was officially made public in 1950.

A. S.

Great cashless and ticketless parking facilities. The entrance is not desirable when it gets dark.... Would like Better lighting on the stairs.

S. R. B.

A nice garden that offers a break when one is walking around this area. A few benches available to sit and rest. Feeding the pigeons seems to a good activity enjoyed by children. Saw a homeless man living in here too.

G. M.

Beautiful London square with a kids play area overlooked by the rather grand Victoria Building

S. D. S.

Really lovely little gem of a park, not too busy at all. Nice, clean play equipment. This park is more so for younger children

M. K.

Playground at Bloomsbury Square Gardens is one of our favourite places in Borough of Holborn. It is not an easy task - to find a playground here. There are a lot of offices, cafes and spaces for grown-ups but not for kids. Hence, after a nice day at British Museum or calm walk at Russell Square the main destination is this playground. It is a nicely refurbished area and allows kids to release their energy.

B. G.

Generally pretty quiet, and a nice place to sit down, though they need more benches. There's a little playground for toddlers, but it's too small for kids 4 and older.

r. j. r.

Wonderful spot for the whole family. Great for picnics, or just a moment of quiet reflexion. Children's play area. Magnet for when sunny. Wheelchair access. Surrounded by terrific shops.

m.

Bloomsbury Square is a garden square in Bloomsbury built in the early 17th century. The garden itself is open to the public and there's also a nicely maintained play area for children. Generally, the square is well maintained with plenty of benches to sit in a peaceful environment. At the northern end of the square is a statue of Charles James Fox, a Whig politician of 18/19th century. At the southern end is the entrance to the well known Sicilian Avenue shopping street. In 1694, a duel took place here between Scottish economist and financier John Law and Edward 'Beau' Wilson, where the latter was killed.

T. M.

A garden is a planned space, usually outdoors, set aside for the display, cultivation and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature. The garden can incorporate both natural and man-made materials. Garden may refer to: Botanical gardens, parks and arboreta; an area of land set aside for the display, conservation and study of flora - Wikipedia

A. B.

Just a nice enjoyable square. More charming than some of the overly preened ones. Nice mature trees and plenty of interesting places nearby.

A. A.

Lovely little square surrounded by historical buildings. Small toddlers play area. Lovely place to have lunch or meet with People.

B.

Bloomsbury Square is city square near the British Museum and makes a decent place to stop to rest your feet when visiting this area of the city. The square was developed in the middle of 17th century by the 4th Earl of Southampton. Originally known as Southampton Square, this was one of London's earliest garden squares. The area adopted the name, Bloomsbury Square, in the 1730's. Today, you can find a mostly rectangular shaped park with a a nice statue of Charles Fox, children's play area, few park benches and some small garden area. Overall, Bloomsbury square is ok but perhaps better serving of local residents than visitors who might prefer nearby Russell Square instead.

Y. B.

A little oasis but nothing special. The play area is designed for tiny tots and it looks as though homeless people and/or revellers leave their cans and litter around the fence. Good to see benches for those who are simply weary or who.have no outside space at home.

C. H.

Lovely street food attached to an old london red phone box behind this park, sells the best falafel. All was vegan too so I was extra happy! The park was busy but peaceful... lovely to get off the main road and enjoy my lunch surrounded by greenery, people chatting, and exercising too.

M. S. K.

Small children's playground is hated so it's useful when you are just want to let the kids run around

g. h.

Love sitting here. Great little park. Very old and large trees.

S. C.

Nice area, unfortunately when I went there was a strong smell of weed, and some man who came up to me and my friends and shouted to himself which got people pretty scared. Now this isn't some hero or macho man kind of story but I didn't want to make the man think we were scared of him so that he didn't take offence but my fellow friends got up from the bench we were at and I followed suit. The man ended up taking our bench and that's my experience at Bloomsbury Square Garden. I doubt this will be a scenario you encounter but both events happened within I guess 10 minutes of each other. Perhaps not the best park area to take your kids.

Y. E. D.

Bloomsbury Square is a garden square in Holborn, Camden, London. Developed in the late 17th century, it was initially known as Southampton Square and was one of the earliest London squares. By the early 19th century, Bedford House along the north of the square had been demolished and replaced with terraced housing designed by James Burton.

R. F.

Convenient parking. Not always easy to find but that's what Google Maps is for...one can get a great deal with JustPark

j. b.

Pleasant small square, well-maintained and surrounded by some attractive and interesting old buildings including the imperial and imposing Victoria House. Small enclosed toddlers' playground but no toilets here. Gertrude Stein* briefly lived at no:40. Now you know. Quote: * "Whenever you get there, there is no there there."

M. G.

A quiet place to sit on a bench and eat a picnic before heading into nearby British Museum...an oasis of greenery to just chill. The park was well used, but clean.

P. T.

This public garden is an oasis of calm in the middle of of one of the worlds busiest cities, it is well kept, clean and tidy as well as beautifully laid out, working not far away it is easy to get to and nice to sit quietly or eat a packed lunch away from the offoce and the maddening (not just the madding!) Crowds.

J. N.

Great place for a cheeky spliff bang in the centre of town.

D. F.

Easy to find, park & secure. Decent value for central location.

K. H.

Really nice garden parking here is very cheap if you are staying over night

E. b.

the parking was easy and straight forward. Booked online and was perfect!

J. K.

Lovely place to relax also has a cafe and restaurant.

H. T.

Love place to walk around, sit have a chat and relax in a busy area.

Y. R.

Nice little park in the heart of London. It's got a tiny playground for the little ones too.

j. l.

Beautiful park to enjoy the life of frech air

g.

First time ever to use this garden, but had seen it sometimes atop a bus. Having bought lunch and not wanting to sit in the cafe because I'm forced to use the Covid 19 app, I found myself using this fairly peaceful little garden in the square. Adequate number of benches, and litter bins, made my lunch break quite pleasant on a sunny, late summer afternoon.

K. M.

Secure-ish car park. Gated entry and exit with cameras. Tight spaces

S.

Lovely garden in Central London.

E. T.

Beautiful place sitting area nice and friendly

E. J.

Clean and well kept. Great place to relax and feed the pigeons

A. F.

Nice little park. Plenty of grass and benches for lunch.

P. D. A.

A quiet small garden. Houses a children's nursery play garden.

R. H.

Nice Park with a safe place for young children to play

L. L.

Lovely city centre space

Z. Z.

Fantastic garden to relax, great place to enjoy lunch in the centre of London

P. A.

Very very cheap at £2 per hour if booked online beforehand. Creepy to walk out of but worth it to go the furniture shops in Tottenham Court Road and avoid the Tube.

n. g.

Nice green place, sat in the shade and relaxed abit after walking alot in the heat!

S. A.

Lovely garden and very close to London british museum and centre of lots of places in london

S. P.

Very secure car parking and if you pre book it's very good value

R. J.

A lovely open space in the High Holborn area. With a secure car park underneath!

S. A.

Lovely garden and very close to London british museum and centre of lots of places in london

A. R.

A nice little park.

R. H.

Nice Park with a safe place for young children to play

j. c.

very good inner city park

P. T.

This public garden is an oasis of calm in the middle of of one of the worlds busiest cities, it is well kept, clean and tidy as well as beautifully laid out, working not far away it is easy to get to and nice to sit quietly or eat a packed lunch away from the offoce and the maddening (not just the madding!) Crowds.

A. A. S.

Such beautiful play ground

L. R.

Nice little park and great place for parking

T. D.

Beautiful and tranquil

J. H.

Another oasis in central London, plenty of space to relax and escape

T. D.

An excellent square to relax, it's safe for children

T. A. -. F. L.

During hot days in spring / summer, it's nice to be able to sit here, to cooling down, sitting under the shades. Lots of chairs & the grass area for a little picnic. The downside is too many pigeons around.

R. W.

Fine somebody feeds an unnaturally large flock of pigeons at lunch time.

J. H.

Another oasis in central London, plenty of space to relax and escape

W. H.

Hidden gem of a car park. Reasonable rates and lots of spaces, at least on a weekend. I found it very convenient for a show in the West end. If you get stuck for places on the way down there are lots on the way back up, it's in an old wartime gas store I would assume (cylinder shape) with the way down running just above the way up. A bit like two springs running the same direction inside one another. Driving down there were loads of cars and on the way out there were hardly any.

S. P.

Lovely idylic square / place.. Beautiful too !!

l. b.

Car park security very good but the spaces are too tight. The pedestrian exists, entrances and walkways I think there should be more lights and cctv on the foot path and stairs to and from the car park as there were urines every where and very smelly.

n. o.

This a wonderful park in the centre of London to sit and relax it also has convenience of a car park which is built underneath the park.

f. r.

this is a great little spot to kind of take a break and get away from it all. i stumbled upon this area and i really enjoyed the peace and quiet. there is not a lot of touristy things to see nearby but that's not why i came here. i really just wanted to get a little more local and the restaurants here also looked delicious

P. W.

It was very busy with many people doing the same thing as me, having their lunch and a break from the office. I was early for a meeting with a client between meetings so it was a useful stop. I managed to gets a space on a bench which was great, many people sitting on the grass as the sun was shining. If you are in or around the Holborn or Tottenham Ct Road area of London and want a spot for a picnic this could suit. Bins provided at the exit for your rubbish.

A. K. (.

Pizza in the park lol. Nice place to have a relaxing lunch away from the traffic 😀

S. M.

Very nice space to chill in Westminster. MOD to ur right and London eye in your face .. u can get a coffee or a beer and have a break from London's madness in this beautiful, well looked after fancy garden.

T. F.

Great place to sit and relax in the middle of bustling London

H. T.

It's a City centre park near to Holborn it's ideal for lunch time to escape and have a relaxing break. Lots of park benches, always bussy when the weather is good. My only issue is people that don't respect public areas and leave rubbish anywhere because there too ideal to go to one of the many litter bins provided.

N. R.

It's not a quiet Square, with a busy road at the side, but a nice enough place to sit. There are too many pigeons and too many people feeding them.

B. C.

Very close to the British Museum. The parking underneath is in a double helix spiral below. Book online and save a few quid. Nice little park. A friend said it reminded him of New York City.

J. B.

Bosky, verdant, cool break from the hot streets on a July day. Well maintained to my view and clean. I looked for explanation of who the 'Charles Fox' was to deserve such an imposing statue but found nothing. There's a medallion set in the ground at the center of the gardens to celebrate the founding of the square - an image in the middle has worn to near invisibility. 5 stars if I'd found interpretive material in the gardens.

C. S.

Lovely area, very quiet ,perfect place to sit with a takeaway coffee

J. d. B.

Beautiful park to spend a sunny morning in London

M. J.

Amazing and a Beautiful park right in the heart of London, you can see swans, geese and even pelicans, also friendly squirrels. When the flowers are in bloom, they are breathtaking. And you have horse guards parade and Buckingham Palace right there.

V. P.

Not sure why I'm being asked to review a green space. I used the car park underneath, it was fine. I'm not from the city so I don't see the value in reviewing grass but the car park was reasonable and within walking distance of where I was headed.

B. L.

Used Bloomsbury secure parking. Lifts have been out of action for a couple of months. Nice in the park above. Someone was smoking some funny stuff and dogs mess on the grass.

L. R.

Nice little park and great place for parking

I. S.

Excellent for walking, jogging, reading & picnics. Love coming here to relax from all the hustle & bustle of busy London. There is a small play area for kids.

j. s.

Perfect place for stay. Very friendly staff and good quality of food.

A. A. S.

Such beautiful play ground

m. b.

I liked this place because you can park your car underneath the Square. Charges are very low if paid in advance online. The Square itself is quite elegant.

N. B.

really easy to use, paid for cat park prior to arrival. easy to park and good signage through out.

m. l.

Online if you have the app prices are very cheap if you want to pay for parking for short or long periods of time and it's safe and secure

M. Z.

Love this space. It's so comfortable and convenient. Safe for families, as a no car zone... good selection of shops, cafes, cinema and Waitrose, all in one place. So convenient.

S. c.

Lovely Georgian square between Holborn and Russell Square. Very busy Mon to Fri lunch times, and the trash cans are often overflowing. Great place to rest after a trip to the wonderful British Museum

A.

The only reason for giving 4 star instead of full 5 star is because of narrow car park spaces but hey! This is london, everything here us small except people. overall a brilliant place to park, it very easy to locate, and if booked in advance, it will save you lot of money, paid 11 pounds for 5 hours, now, that for London city, it was a bargain, easy to get to some of the trendy cafes and also if travelling to different areas by underground. Will deffinately use again if we are in Holborn again.

C. F.

Booked with Just Park, good price for 2.5 days but a bit if a faff trying to get out (call centre controlled)

G. D.

This is a pleasant open space in which to grab a break

C.

The garden is fine. Nothing special about it. It is clean and pleasant to wait for friends on a sunny day. There is an underground car park there too.

U. H.

A lovely space for fresh air or to eat your sandwiches. Small playground for very young children.

P. M.

Nice spot in the hustle and bustle of Bloomsbury for a reflective lunch in the sun during spring / summer. Lots of places that do takeaway food nearby - check out the plaque in the middle of the square for more on this historic square

D. C.

Remembering many years ago, working in Victoria House when it was Head Office of L.V.F.S. in their Estates dept. To sit out in the Square to eat my salad baguette. Wonderful to have space like this in the capital, London. Definitely 5 stars.

A. M.

Handy Car park for an all day visit. Fairly secure.

A. R.

A nice little park.

G. J.

Lovely spot of green in the smoke. Bloomsbury, close to Holborn. Good place for a walk. Well kept plants and greenery, loads of grass to flop on.

R. B. -. E. k.

I like Bloomsbury Square Gardens in the colder months as it is surrounded by such great architecture and is far less busy than the Spring/Summer when it can get very busy. What do you expect with the British Museum next door! It is a lovely green space and my favourite is the statue of Charles James Fox, the 18th Century politician renowned for his stance and campaigning against slavery, and he led a very colourful life.

S. R. (.

Small park sitting above Bloomsbury parking. Close to the British Museum. Small area for children to play up to the age of 6 and supervised by children 6-8.

A. H.

Reasonable price for central London, getting back across the west end was difficult. I should have headed towards the city and across the Thames at London Bridge, which would have been against the flow of traffic.

E. A.

Nice space. There's a small play area for kids under 6. Metal benches with lots of shops and a few restaurants nearby. Beware of the pigeons.

T. C.

Found sandwiched between the British Museum and the Museum archive this is a beautiful square surrounded by Victorian buildings. The squares gardens are gated and only accessible during daylight hours.

B. K.

Very nice little park near the British Museum. Great little play area for children too which is very rare in park squares in central London.

P. L.

Well organised (apart from overcrowded ladies toilets that is!), splendid exhibitions, world class architecture, well worth an afternoon in London as the main attraction.

D. J.

Great place to grab lunch in the sun. Not too many seats spread around but plenty of space on the grass unless it's a really nice day

A. G.

A lovely city garden. On a good day its a perfect place for lunch with a friend. Lots of grass for picnicking and benches too.

J. B.

So nice and quite, hard to believe I was in the middle of town, even has a little under 6 park there, loads of seats as well

A. R.

Great place to see, to chill, to enjoy with friends and family. Take a load off and get drawn in to a place of peace and solace in the middle of the metropolitan hub. Loved every minute.

L. A.

Whenever I feel the need to commune with Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell, and the whole Bloomsbury clan a walk through the Gardens feeds the soul. Beautiful, serene, quiet solitude awaits in a bustling city that calls you back much too soon.

j. c.

very good inner city park

S. B.

Very tranquil gardens in centre on Bloomsbury Square. Nice to sit and relax on a sunny winter afternoon.

I. M.

Nice calm and cozy corner in central London with a really lovely playground for kids.

L. L.

Cute and quiet little square right next to the British Museum. The perfect place for a break before or after visiting the museum.

S. P.

Normally sit here for a bite to eat and the children enjoy running around. Very peaceful and relaxing well kept

m. d.

Gorgeous square, with old trees, quite calm and peaceful taking its central location, a small but very convenient playground for children, just need toilets and a coffee van.

M.

Good NCP car park.

D. K.

Small square, not the best maintained park around.. at least only busy traffic on the south side so fairly quiet

T. B.

Beautiful open space with plenty of benches.

D. W.

Lovely place in a lovely city

B. G.

This is a relaxing and comfortable garden to sit and rest during a busy day. There are many private areas to withdraw from the crowd.

G. B.

Lots of space to lay on the ground either in groups or on your own, plus plenty of bench seating and rubbish bins. Very relaxing considering its location.

E.

Lovely little play area for little ones.

C. K.

It's alright, ain't crowded most of the time.

B. H.

One of the oldest squares of London, near the British Museum. It was mentioned in Evelyn's diary on 9 February 1665. Benjamin Franklin visited Sir Hans Sloane in his house on the north side of the square. Restored to its former looks in 2001. Statue of Charles James Fox on the northern side.

T. C.

Small park. Play area for children. Large Central area and path around perimeter. Plenty of benches around the place.

A. A.

There is a nice little play area for children that have behaved a bit too long at the British Museum next to the park.

B. F.

Easy access, good location, secure. Parking booked online massive discount on hourly rate.

F.

Theyre doing a lot of work on it,planting new trees,shrubs etc,so by next summer (2019) it should be really nice to go relax in.

A. D.

Around £11 for a fish and chips (£8 fish and £3 extra for chips). Quantity is reallly good, it's a lot. Take away.

P. J.

Initially named as Southampton Square, Bloomsbury Square was developed by Humphry Repton late 1600s under direction of the Fifth Duke of Bedford in 1723. Recently refurbished in 2006/7, it remains one of the oldest London squares.

D. B.

Nice green patch in the middle if a busy city to relax with enough place to sit or on the greens. Loved the relaxing environment.

N. B.

Great little park for kids to run off some steam. Playground geared towards 2-6 age range.

J. S.

Visited car park actually. Good, secure and 12 quid for 8 hours. Not bad for the center of London!!!!

T. D.

Beautiful and tranquil

D. M.

A quiet little oasis in the beating heart of London close to Oxford St and Shaftsbury Avenue. Within sight of the glorious British Museum.

A. Z. Ç.

It is very good a park. Because the people is free and relax

M. M.

Spacious parking place. Not far from Holborn station and/or Connaught Rooms Venue. It is a bit annoying in terms of getting back in.

A. F.

Nice little garden with good value underground parking available for access to surrounding areas.

J. F.

A basic green space with a very small children's play area. It's a good place to sit in the sunshine

F. J.

Great place to sit in peace and quiet on the weekend. Right behind Holborn and New Oxford Street. Good hidden spot

O. H.

Nice surprisingly quiet park if u imagine how close to bussy roads... And underground parking is good as well.

S. S.

It is an amazing walk around and the scenery is absolutely awesome it really brightens up your day

B. J.

Nice small garden, would recommend to just relax and take the city life in

J. G.

Great park to have a walk around, lots to see when the weather is alright.

S. S.

Close to central London near British Museum its a good place to relax. It gets crowded during lunch hours.

T. M.

Lovely Garden to sit and admire the view

L. P.

Very secure, large parking bays. recommended to book in advance to get a better price

S. N. A.

I have used this car park a few times and it's good that if you have any problems they sort it out pretty quickly so I would use it again

F. H.

Beautiful park. Was here for Walk It by Crohn's and Colitis UK and they put on a great event here

J. B.

Pleasant garden in the Holborn area. Convenient for a picnic lunch during the summer if visiting the British Museum.

U. K. A.

Lovely chill out area, especially when the sun’s out. Ideal for a lunch break.

K. L.

Beautiful little park in busy Central London to sit and enjoy the sunshine in summer.

h. a.

Quiet hidden park. Great place for a Zoom meeting. 😊

J. O.

A nice oasis in the middle of London. You often see people here reading a book or just enjoying a moment away from the hectic day.

M. F.

Great little park to take the kids in the city but when 7 children are in there it becomes crowded, no swings but plenty of balancing beams and a slide and roundabout

H. C.

Nice park with a little kids area, and it's a good spot to sit before work.

A.

Nice little park in central london with a small playground and plenty of benches

J. G. R.

Beautiful as most prks in london. With its bloomsbury's spirit. Peter pan can be seen flying around.

K. C.

Good place to rest on a sunny day.

M. D. H.

I go pass here regularly. Very nice and it looks so beautiful when the sun is glowing over it.

D. F.

A bit of sanctuary after a busy day!

M. S.

Perfect rum through to the British Museum, handy green space with kids play area. Watch out for the dirty pigeons.

W. M. H.

very nice little park, if the sun is shining it can be very nice to have a sandwich there for lunch

A. D.

Well kept grounds with great parking underneath. Nice and centre but quite expensive.

M. P.

Really lovely to sit and have lunch here on a nice warm day

C. W.

Lovely space

O. D.

Nice little park and very convenient parking under it. Good for visiting Chinatown.

S. E.

Picturesque green space just south of Russell Square, surrounded by lovely Georgian townhouses.

A.

Cute area, but I think you can only enter the little park if you're a resident? Still worth a walk-around.

L. M.

Nice little urban park with a small kiddie playground area and lots of bench seating

k. w.

Peaceful place and garden... Great for kids to run and do all sorts of sports activities

O. C.

Great little playground in the middle of London! We love coming here on Sundays

T. S.

Quiet little place to get away from the hectic city center. It would have been nicer without rain though.

M. S.

Love it , nice, clean and beautiful

A. Â.

A useful place for a break to eat lunch and take the children for a play near the British museum.

J. d. V.

Beautiful and large green space - perfect for a summer's day, and with lots to do nearby!

D. C.

A small garden square in London. As nice place to sit and grab a quick break or some lunch, but not much else

J. M.

The kids love it here as a big square area to run round whilst being surrounded by beautiful buildings

S. D.

Nice park but there's bigger and nicer green spaces nearby

D. H. R. R.

Excellent for up to 5 year olds.

V. C.

A great place to sit on a warm day. Mainly visited when people attend the British Museum.

S. V.

Nice gardens. Good to sit in at lunch time on a sunny day.

R. J.

Quiet and clean, very close to theatres, restaurants etc...

S. A. G.

I like to have a lunch or juts seat here and spend my time looking around. There are a lots of students from the languages schools around.

M. D.

Near to lots of lovely restaurants & convenient parking for Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital.

S. C.

I would recommend to go to Lincoln's Inn Field which is nicer than this rather small square garden. Lincoln is only a couple of minutes away.

H. L.

Greens in busy central London.

Ł. T.

Nice park, unforunealty very dirty alleys

D. E.

Easy parking close to the british museum and other amenities in london.

A. R.

Lovely space. Was here meeting others for a charity walk. A good day!

J. S. C.

A lovely place to munch on one's picnic. There are plenty of benches.

C. “. C.

Nice and quite green space in central London - gets overcrowded during lunchtime

M. W.

Nice little playground for smaller toddlers in a beautiful area of Bloomsbury

M. Q.

Love this park. Plenty of space to have a more quiet lunch.

L. K.

A lovely small park for a break.

E. S.

Has a nice but small playground for young children

P.

Ncp car park underneath, with anpr cameras.

P. F.

Good spot to take your lunch sandwich from some of the shops near Holborn

P. E.

Lovely Quiet Square

D.

Good seating in centre allow dog to forege

F. *.

Lovely place to have a quick rest and bite to eat. Peaceful.

k. S.

Good food with friendly staff, great for pre or post theatre dining.

K. K.

Nice little oasis in central London. Fair number of benches. Nice little playground.

C. C.

Pleasant wander through this little oasis

Y. C.

Nice and clean! The sun reaches all corners of the park.

A. B.

Lovely little public square, nice and clean at all times.

M. J.

Hidden green space in London with underground affordable parking. Win win.

R. D.

Pleasant square but small with outdoor games for babies/kids

P. M.

Very peaceful place to relax in the middle of the city. Really relaxing

l. l. d. c.

It's OK small space to sit down have a chat or have your lunch relax yourself until you have to go back to rat race

m. U.

Okay in day time if you want to rest your legs. But junkie sleeping place at night

N. H.

One of London’s oldest squares. Delighting and entertain people since the 1660’s.

C. W.

Nice toddlers playground (6 and under) for the kids to play on.

J. “. R.

Nice spacious little park right near British Museum to maybe come and take a break from all the touristy stuff.

d. t.

Great little playground for our two and four year olds

C. M.

It's a park in Bloomsbury, near British Museum and Victoria House. Pleasant enough.

G. P.

Great selection of amazing beers that are changed regularly. Very friendly staff

D. W.

cannot be any better! I was killing time by reading To the Lighthouse. Before I left, I just found that Virginia Woolf was one of the residents here.

N. G.

Nice and tidy.

A. K. P.

Place is very clean and good for a short break from offices nearby

T. d. J.

Small garden and doesn't feel very clean and looked after

Y. S.

Great place to chill in Central London. Pretty close to British Museum as well.

L. L.

I like this place amazing buildings and 2 minutes walk from British Museum

M. M.

Clean and tidy car parking. Totally recommend.

N. R.

Children play area though limited neat. Relax without disturbing scenes.

R. G.

Nice place to sit and contemplate

K. B.

Nice when not over crowded with tourists. Beware pickpockets and muggers on bicycles.

T. B.

Small quint, a perfect place for a small lunch.

N. F.

Lovely London square garden with Victoria Mansion building on one side

F. G.

Loved it. A place of tranquillity and peace in a busy city.

N. P.

A small green park in the center of London. It has a tiny children's play area in the corner and underground parking

r. s.

Good

t. s.

Fantastic food, friendly personal. Beautiful please.Thank you

A. J.

Can't beat this square on a sunny day. Quite quiet considering the location, certainly more so than nearby Soho Square.

J. G.

Nice place near by British Museum to have a rest and read or meditate from the urban caos

P. d.

The perfect summer square to sit down on the grass in the evening and like many others, have a glass of wine.

S. M.

Lovely lively park. Relaxing strolling. Nice cafe.

R. M.

Peaceful open space. Sat and had lunch in the autumn sun.

T. B.

Nothing exciting but a great car park hidden underneath

S. M.

My children enjoyed playing on the playground here whilst we watched the world go by.

R. T.

Place is ok in sunny days but too much traffic close to the gardens all year round

A. G.

Easy to book through JustPark, secure and convenient location.

J. N.

Very pleasant spot to sit and eat lunch.

D. S.

Really cute park !

D. M.

Lovely spot for a snack in the sunshine and grass under your bottom.

D. T.

Lovely space to sit and have lunch on a sunny afternoon

S. W.

Simply lovely. A fine example of a quality London Square Garden.

K. T.

Nice small park, some breathing space in otherwise hectic and crowded area.

p. g.

Lovely peaceful green space to sit and relax

D. G.

Great park in the centre of London!

F. O.

Quiet place with many people of different nationalities, without disrespect, all in peace.

M. A. (.

Good place for lunch on the grass. Small playground.

s. i.

It is nice to have a park close to your work place

B.

Nice place to chill out for lunch.. less pigeons to snatch your sandwich.

R. R.

Great place to park in london

R. S.

Used carpark under square, if you book online it cuts the cost by 75%

P. K.

Typical London leafy square. Lovely sunny place to sit.

J. T.

A hidden gem in the middle of bustling Holborn area. Just a stone throw away from British Museum

E. A.

It's a calm place within the busy city

T. K.

Nice cute park to have your lunch in 😁

A. M.

A quiet haven

H. N.

Nice little square tucked away from the busy main roads

D. R.

Lovely on a hot summers day to chill in the park with friends

R.

Pleased with the parking here

E. R.

Lovely accessible square, great for picnicking at lunch!

A. J.

It's a very beatiful little park

B. J.

Nice small park in the middle of busy city

A.

Very peaceful inner city paper read I had today

J. C.

Nice garden, not all that big but nice stroll

I.

A good place to have a rest in busy central London

R. W.

Some welcome grass and trees in the middle of London but still hemmed in with buildings and traffic noise

R. M.

Definitely a beautiful park for all ages.

s. i.

Next to British museum,and has a history, that you can read about,on the board, near the entrance and statue.

h.

Fantastic green space and very peaceful.

J. I.

When you have had enough of all the hassle and bustle of London its nice to find somewhere relatively quiet to sit and take a break.

Z.

Nice and good

C. P.

Small oasis for picnic or people watching busy in good weather

H. B.

Nice to sit in our have a very quick walk around.

J. D.

Beautiful gardens that are good to lunch in on a work day

A. X.

A bit small; nice children's play area.

R. S.

Great little park near the British Museum.

D. B.

ideal place to go and chill for a bit watch the world go by

N. N.

Nice little park and square in central London

G. M.

Great central parking at v good rates and secure

R. M.

Great central parking at v good rates and secure

M. O.

a nice quiet place to relax or eat your lunch

k. c.

It's where I always park...reasonable cost and secure

G. Z.

A great place for a nice weather day.

S. K.

Nice place to have lunch.

M. T.

Lovely park to sit and enjoy lunch.

A. L.

Somewhere quiet to gather your thoughts if visiting Great Ormond Street Hospital

S. R.

Small out of the way park. Handy to sit down for a break or snack.

M. M.

A nice walk. Quite busy during lunch

J. G.

Cheap Parking for a night at the theatre..go to justpark

N. W.

Central and convenient but not such good value since the price went up 25% in the past month

R. S.

Handy place to eat lunch after visiting British Museum

D. R.

Nice area, had lunch with friends.

R. D.

Nice park, similar to others in the city

P. T.

Good size access for a London car park.

C. f. L. E.

Lovely place

B. D.

Nice little getaway from the hustle and bustle of the busy streets.

C. M. d. S. P.

Great garden square just in the hearth of London

D. D.

As all the squares in London, this is just a nice place to come and unwind.

T. T. T.

Nicely situated. Nice quiet atmosphere

A. G.

Very convenient green square. Perfect for quick lunch.

A. C. H. B.

Very pretty and looked after!

A. C.

Nice open space with kids play area

F. A.

Not bad

D. B.

Beautiful garden

F. M.

I really enjoyed the park and the place, 5 stars ;)

A.

A nice walk before/after visiting the British museum.

P. H.

Great place to stop and have picnic

J. S.

Very nice

K. I.

Great Park right next to the British Museum

g. p.

Nice parking area and good price

W. M.

Utilised the car park underneath. Excellent

T. B.

For secure parking in central London, you can't really do better.

L. P.

It has a great play area for the littles!

A. P.

Lovely place good afternoon tea!

K. A. B.

Relaxed garden to sit in

D. M.

Nice for a spring cooling off after a hard day

A. R.

Good parking spaces and convenient location

m. k. (.

Cool place to sit down and relax in the center of London

J. G.

A very nice little square. Not much else to say...

a. s.

Good

S. P.

Went to All Star Lanes. Fantastic!! Definitely recommend it

V. O.

Lovely garden with small children playground

l. h.

Nice place to rest mainly in the sun

M. B.

Veri nice for free time and relaks

k. l. g.

Bloomsbury square, what can I say, brilliant when it's not raining

A. D.

Nice

A. R.

Ok for a sit down, very unloved feeling and full of pigeons

F. L.

Just a regular square. Nice, but nothing special about it.

E. B.

Nice place to chill for a moment! Very English!

k. r.

Brilliant parking spot and very affordable

P. B.

Nice place to chill before or after work.

B. C.

Lovely playground for the kids to play

S. H.

Nice little square with a small playground

O. T.

It's crowded and small park, also it's beautiful park

A. R. K.

Nice to go there . I'll recommend to everyone

I. V.

Sweet oasis in the middle of the busy city. Feels private even if it isn't.

N. N.

Nice and clean, great for relaxation purposes

E. D.

Peaceful place in the centre of town. Relaxing!!

B. F.

Nice bit of peace in the city centre

E. J.

Fabulous vertiginous square surrounded by interesting buildings

I. N.

Classic imposing and impressive builing in the heart of London.

B. R.

A green space amid the clamour. Somewhere you can unwind a little.

J. N.

Cute place to stop and have lunch

P. S.

Peaceful

A. D.

Very interesting experience, had lots of fun.

T. L.

Lovely little green space near Holborn.

M. Ć.

Nice green oasis with a small corner playground

O. S.

Obviously it is a unique place in the heart of London.

D. R.

Nice buildings. 1957

J. Ď.

Nice to see the people relax the tame pigeons

T. v. E.

Nice and popular place to relax.

M. S. (.

nice spot to get some sun and peace

L. D.

Nice place to park your car

B. B.

I used the underground parking here close to where I needed to go

S. B.

A refuge from nearby busy streets. Plain and simple.

G. D.

What a great parking spot in the middle of London

A. P. F.

One of the many beautiful London squares.

D. G.

Easy parking for UCHL

P. W.

Good location to park for the British Museum

V. H.

British museum- cannot cover everything in a day!! Huuugee!!

A. A.

Nice pigeons, quiet, good for meditation

S. C.

Cheap hotels, 30 mins walk to london eye!

Y. F.

The car park is expensive but it was convenient.

A. M.

British museum Nice park nearby

N. T.

Generally fine, bit of construction work about

G. F.

Wonderful London open garden.

Z. J. K.

Could do with a bit more space

L. H.

Still a nice place times

A. A.

It's a pity it's so short.

D. C.

Small patch of grass - I guess that qualifies for a garden in London!

J. W.

Beautiful tranquil square in central London

M. R.

Nice park square for lunch

F. F.

Yeah nice square

M. S.

Has a paid parking facility under it

J. G.

Cute little playground in the city

A. C.

Lovely gardens in the centre of London.

d. m.

Relaxing place for a coffee break

P. D.

Nice spot to stop for a coffee.

S.

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