Finsbury Circus Gardens

A little oasis

Tucked away from nearby Moorgate Finsbury Circus Park offers a little oasis in this part of London, Hidden away from the busy working areas, well worth a moments discovery

Restored to its former glory

I used to sit in the gardens when I worked near by, and remember how quiet and tranquil it was, the last time I was in the area it had been taken over for Crossrail construction and I feared that it w...

Square restplace

Just a stone's throw from Liverpool Street railway station and Moorgate station is Finsbury Square which separates them both. Finsbury Square has a lovely green area in the middle of it with a huge...

Very poor, little hitlers. Shouted at to take my two children and dog out. Closed an hour early. Poor.

Avoid at all costs, Very rude & abusive ‘green shirt mafia’ gardeners. Always closes early. Supposed to close at 7pm but you get shouted at if you dare to be there past 6pm. Not sure who employs t...

Currently marred by construction work

Finsbury Circus, a park at the centre of the eponymous circle of buildings, with an area of 2.3 hectares, is the largest public open space in the City of London. It was created in 1812 on an area whic...