(Photo: Colin Wing)
Open:
Saturday 10:00–17:00
+ Sunday 10:00–17:00
Description:
The churchyard has been revered as a sacred place for thousands of years. The original church was founded on a Roman site and surrounded by nothing but open land, with the River Fleet winding past.
The main points of interest are the grave of Mary Wollstonecraft, the Sir John Soane mausoleum, the Burdett-Coutts Memorial Obelisk and the Hardy Tree.
The churchyard, now managed by the London Borough of Camden, was extensively refurbished for the Millennium and now provides a peaceful and well-used green space which also includes St Pancras Old Church.
Activities:
Small bookshop in the church. Guides to the church and churchyard. Postcards. Donations box on the inside right of the Parish Room.
Entrance:
St Pancras Road + Camley Street (steps)
Nearest postcode: NW1 9NH
Buses:
46, 214
Stations:
Mornington Crescent, St Pancras, King's Cross,
Dogs:
Dogs on leads
Further information:
Nearby Gardens (click on names for details):
Last updated: 28/09/2009