Bloomsbury Square - (Near Camden, london)

4 /5 Luk L: Nice little park in the middle of the city for you to take a break from all the buildings and see some Green for a change. If the weather is good, this is not a bad spot for having a nice picnic. However if youre expecting a long walk this would not be the place

3 /5 Stefano Lenci: One of the oldest squares in London, this place is a small green oasis located near the British Museum. It is definitely an ideal place for those who want to stop and relax, have a snack or simply read a good book surrounded by nature.

5 /5 Kara Merr: A very nice park in the center with a parking under. It was clean and a very simple park with benches and trees. It is nearby cafes and hotels. I really love this park as I was able to rest from the very busy streets in London. Walking all day is tiring but I was happy to see this park and rest for a bit.

5 /5 Martin Reviews: Historical Significance: Dating back to the early 1660s, Bloomsbury Square (initially called Southampton Square) is one of London’s oldest garden squares. It features beautiful Georgian terraces, the statue of Charles James Fox, and the imposing Victoria House on the east side . Layout & Design: The garden was thoughtfully refurbished in 2003 following Humphry Repton’s 1806 layout. Now, it offers manicured lawns, paved paths, and a peaceful seating area . Accessibility & Convenience: Located adjacent to key attractions like the British Museum and Holborn station, it’s easily accessible and ideal for short, tranquil stops during a busy day .

5 /5 Jamie Wojciechowski: One of the earliest London Squares, dating back to the 1600s with very large trees, walking paths, benches to sit, and a few flowers. The Square is not well tended to and could use some care, but quite beautiful to pass through.