Suggestions for Cemetery near London

Archit S. • August 19, 2018A small quiet and peaceful cemetery. Do check out the attached poetry on the benches.

Sabina C. • June 18, 2014Pretty cemetery - nice spot for an al fresco lunch - there are plenty of benches

Cadu S. • April 28, 2017Pricey, looks like. Big cemetery

Tony M. • October 13, 2017Great location for local dog walking and to meet other dogs. Nice picnic venue during the summer too.

Bart • April 6, 2013Amazing place to read a book in the sun next to the amazing sight of St Paul's Cathedral.

Robin H. • December 3, 2012Don't hesitate to take a guided tour they're really good, the East cemetery has all the famous people in it, but the West Cemetary is much more picturesque with beautiful Victorian tombs

Richard M. • October 6, 2010Gorgeous cemetery, nicely maintained. Peace in west London can be found here along with a few celebrity residents.

Jesper B. • June 23, 2010awesome cemetery, well worth a visit!

Jon C. • August 10, 2014One of the seven magnificent Victorian cemetery, and also one of the finest. It is now a nature reserve. There is a commanding view of St Paul's Cathedral from the top of the hill.

HISTORY UK • February 8, 2011Opened in 1832, this cemetery contains many remarkable monuments and famous people, including Brunel (father and son), writers Thackeray and Trollope, and playwrights Rattigan and Pinter.

John L. • April 19, 2023Lovely light snack cafe inside entrance to Brompton Cemetery

Jeremy G. • June 26, 2013This is one London's "Magnificent Seven" cemeteries. Not many people know that...

hmv • August 10, 2011This is where we often host our exclusive purehmv screenings and actor & director Q&A's! One of our favourites was our Cemetery Junction screening with Ricky Gervais & Stephen Merchant!

Ieva P. • February 17, 2013More greenery than in the Camberwell New Cemetery and loads of old tombstones. A monument to Zeppelin victims.

Kenneth G. • July 16, 2013Tonight at 9pm on @BBC1 you can see the Cemetery Park on @bbcluther that stars non other than @idriselba look out for the tree hanging scene.

HISTORY UK • February 10, 2011The first dog buried here (1880) belonged to the Duchess of Cambridge, and hundreds more were laid to rest here until the cemetery closed in 1915. Requires peeking through railings.

Cliff M. • September 29, 2011Do you know how many people are dead in this cemetery ? All of them(hopefully)

Kenneth G. • January 31, 2013Turn right when you exit. Head down the 2nd road on your right (Southern Grove) and pay a visit to a very cool place...Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park. It will blow you away, a gem in the Borough.

Ieva P. • February 17, 2013An open space cemerery. Not so much of the greenery, but some beautiful old sculptures.

Asraf Hanafi S. • July 18, 2016The area above the crematorium has a high activity (for me)

Dan B. • April 22, 2011Very peaceful. Not a bad place to spend eternity...:)

Enzo M. • March 30, 2021Great for a quiet lunch break in the park, amongst the graves

Toby S. • July 28, 2011It's great for sunny luncheons and relaxing. The park even has parrots.. Don't believe?! Check it out yourself ;-)))