Bunhill Fields is a former burial ground in the London Borough of Islington, north of the City of London, now managed as a public garden by the City of London Corporation.
City Rd (Bunhill Row) London Greater London EC1 United Kingdom
Squirrels . Like tons of them. Super cute . Super aggressive. Don't forget to bring some nuts , otherwise you may not make it out alive.
A nice place for a quiet walk on a sunny afternoon. You can also walk directly through it. There are benches to sit dotted about.
Hunt for the Daniel Defoe grave , right next to the memorial plaque for William Blake . Be inspired on a nearby park bench while you eat your lunch
In the summer, Bunhill Fields is great - so many cute grey squirrels running around. Superb place to get some fresh air during lunch .
19 September: Its name supposedly derived from 'bone-hill', four wild acres of a much larger graveyard remain, containing mostly burials from the 17th, 18th & 19th centuries, though originally Saxon.
Good place to have lunch in the summer, if you can get a bunch, and don't mind the corpses.
Very interesting to see the way the footpath stones have worn under millions of footsteps.
A burial ground for London's Nonconformists from 1665 onwards, Bunhill Fields is the last resting place of Quakers founder George Fox (d. 1691) & poet & painter William Blake (d.1827). Read more
Join in a Quaker Meeting for Worship - 30 minutes of quiet reflection. 3rd Wednesday of the month at 12:45
In the summer the local kids hide behind the big tree and remove the coins when the tourists have gone
Pretty cemetery - nice spot for an al fresco lunch - there are plenty of benches
Great oasis of tranquillity for lunch breaks away from the office
The trees covering the benches do a superb job on a rainy day.
Squirrels come for nibbles so bring extra lunch
Good place to enjoy a packed lunch on a sunny day, an oasis of quiet in the city .
Lovely park to be quiet
Very popular with Pokémon GO players.
I have no idea where this is but I'm sure it's delightful.
Final resting home of Daniel Defoe and William Blake . Bless their cotton socks.
Put a penny on William Blake 's grave - a longstanding tradition
Buy something for lunch at Whitecross street and enjoy here
A bit of calm away from the city
Enjoy the lovely spring flowers growing between the grave stones.
Don't stop until you get to the Artillery Arms. You only get one life
William Blake and Daniel Defoe memorials here
Go there to see William Blake and Daniel Defoe graves
Wikipedia link. Read more
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Goand see William Blake 's grave
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Leave an offering on the gravestone - Sarah Cook