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- The plane trees were planted in 1789, and are among the oldest in central London. The Capital Asset Value for Amenity Trees system values one at £750,000, making it the most valuable tree in Britain.Upvoted Feb 16
- UrsuOctober 2, 2014Lovely park with lots of benches. Take time to read cutom plaques, some of the texts are really nice
- Julie GJuly 2, 2013Perfect small park to have relaxed moment in the middle of the city. + here is one of the best Pret. Take your lunch and lay down on the grass.
- Jordi LlobetNovember 12, 2014Nice place in the middle of the neighborhood. So quite and if there is a sunny day it's a perfect place for lunch.
- Emma BanfieldJuly 13, 2015Walking to mount street. Wonderful sight seeing. Posh and classy. Sports cars. Beautiful water fountain outside the connaught
- Holly HagerOctober 9, 2012Don't miss the stunning mid-century Jean Prouve door Gallerie Downtown F. Laffanour installed in its booth to close off its office.
- S WalrondAugust 11, 2014It's a small and beautiful park, an oasis in a desert of consumerist tat. Bring your overpriced coffee and relax.
- HISTORY UKFebruary 10, 201144 Berkeley Sq, designed by William Kent, has been described as the finest terrace house in London. It’s now home to the Clermont Club, where Lord Lucan was expected the night he disappeared.
- Andy EllisAugust 12, 2015Small, but cozy, park near the hubbub of Mayfair. Good for reading a book or chatting with friends, not really room to meander.
- Alexis SaratJuly 26, 2012Where rich people meet richer people and where there is more custom plates than regular ;). Very nice park, especially in the summer.
- HISTORY UKFebruary 10, 201150 Berkeley Sq, once home of Prime Minister George Canning and now of antiquarian book dealers Maggs, was famous to Victorians as the most haunted house in London!
- Nick MarleyJuly 16, 2011Great spot to park the car in the evening, ideal for Mayfair's evening entertainment. However most of the spaces are gone by 730/800pm
- HISTORY UKFebruary 10, 201145 Berkeley Sq was the London home of Robert Clive, who established British dominance in India in the 18th century. Accused of corruption and racked by illness, he committed suicide here in 1774.
- Amazing ancient trees. Must have escaped from a rain forest in primeval times!
- P.O.Box: MOSCOWOctober 3, 2014Парком назвать сложно, скорее зеленый островок в середине кругового движения.