Cartwright Gardens — Attraction in London

This is a crescent shaped public park in Bloomsbury. Originally built in 1811 and named Burton's Crescent. The park was then renamed in 1908 after political reformist and local resident John Cartwright. There is an information panel at the park entrance if you want to learn about the history of the garden.

You will find a seated bronze statue of Cartwright within the park. There are two tennis courts as well as mature trees providing shade to those who want to grab a bench to rest during their visit. Good spot for a quick and brief rest if passing...

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