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Grosvenor Square
The square is a unique haven for wildlife in a bustling West End neighbourhood, blending beauty and biodiversity to create a place for visitors and local residents to reconnect with nature.
Location: Wheatsheaf Building, 52 Grosvenor Square, London W1K 2DA
Size: 2.5 hectares
Know before you go
Access: Grosvenor Square has been designed for everyone and is wheelchair accessible and step-free. There is an accessible toilet.
Dogs: Dogs to be kept on leads at all times. Dogs should be kept clear of the children’s play area and the edges of the wetlands.
Facilities: Events venue, café kiosk, toilets, accessible toilets, baby changing facilities. There are over 350 places for people to sit. Filtered drinking water is provided through drinking fountains at the Square.
When to visit
Garden opening times: From 7am to 9pm in summer. From 7am to 6pm in winter.
Kiosk opening times: 8am-5pm Daily (4pm in winter)
Best time to visit: Spring/summer when flowers are in bloom
What's on
Public Events
London Wildlife Trust run a varied programme of events and activities at Grosvenor Square throughout the year. Including family nature-themed activities, youth-led sessions and adult-focused walks, talks and workshops. Check out our events page below for upcoming events.
Schools and Educational Visits
We offer a host of curriculum-led educational sessions, delivered in our purpose-built classroom with a focus on habitats, the environment, sustainability and climate change. Enquire below to find further details of the sessions and check availability.
About the square
Grosvenor Square is 2.5 hectares of public green space in Mayfair surrounded by 18th century townhouses, it is owned and managed on a not-for-profit basis by Grosvenor. The Square has been radically reimagined to demonstrate how green spaces in cities can work harder for nature, and the wellbeing of those who rely on them. The redesign features 70,000 new plants, 44 new trees, new wetlands and 80,000 new bulbs.
Contact: Email us at grosvenor@wildlondon.org.uk
