Norfolk Square Garden

Welcome to Norfolk Square Gardens.

Norfolk Square Gardens provide a quiet space where residents, office workers and visitors alike can sit quietly and relax in the very busy location just yards from Paddington Mainline Station.

A copy of the Management Plan for this site can be viewed online by clicking on the link.

Who manages the garden

The garden is managed by the City of Westminster's Parks Service.

Location

Norfolk Square, Paddington, London, W2 1RU

Tube

Nearest tube station is Paddington on the Bakerloo, Hammersmith and City and Circle lines.

Buses

Nearest bus routes are 7, 15, 23, 27, 36, 205 and 436 which all run along Sussex Gardens, Norfolk Place, the eastern boundary of the site, and Praed Street.

The 46 route runs to the west of the garden along Spring Place and Eastbourne Terrace.

Facilities

• The garden is laid out with formal lawns, bedding and ornamental shrubs.
• Benches and seating area.
• Occasional concerts and other events.

History

The site was aquired by the City Council through compulsory purchase in the late 1980,s and opened to the public in autumn of 1990. The home of the great architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott is located nearby and the square itself is surrounded by a number of fine buildings.

Location map