Brunswick Square Gardens

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This large garden with a long history is north of the British Museum, close to the University of London School of Pharmacy. The first building was built here in the main building of the Infantry Hospital. At that time, the site was just on the edge of the original city of London, and the hospital was also equipped to maintain that sense of openness. The cast iron poles were bombed during World War II and were used to build arms. To this day, the original style has been completely preserved. The plants inside are lush. Come here to caress the past and understand the city development of London. More information can be found at the Parenting Hall Museum on the north side of the garden.