Brompton Cemetery, located in West London, is a grade I listed, picturesque burial ground. The UK's only crown cemetery, Brompton is cared for by Royal Parks. It is a huge place with over 200,000 burial plots and thousands of graves and monuments. With its elegant Victorian architecture, lush greenery, and winding pathways, Brompton Cemetery is a beautiful location to explore.
Why We Recommend Visiting Brompton Cemetery
The cemetery has been the final resting place for many notable figures, including politicians, artists, writers, and even a few members of the British royal family. Visitors can explore the graves of historical figures such as Emmeline Pankhurst, leader of the suffragette movement, and John Snow, a pioneering physician who helped to identify the cause of cholera outbreaks in London.
Brompton Cemetery is part of the magnificent seven which are seven of the largest private cemeteries to built in London during the 19th century. As one of the “Magnificent Seven” cemeteries established in the 19th century to alleviate overcrowding in parish burial grounds, Brompton Cemetery is more than just a resting place for the departed; it is a vibrant, green oasis brimming with stories and beauty.
A unique experience only available at selected times during the year. Visitors have an opportunity to explore the catacombs beneath this historic graveyard.
Open daily 8.30am-4pm
Brompton Cemetery London
Brompton Cemetery, Old Brompton Road, London, Greater London, SW5 9JE, England
Tel: 03000612172
