Mount Street Gardens

Such a beautiful park. On this visit I found a meditative sitting area with benches and collective journals to both read and add to. Lovely spot in the city to rest and connect.

It’s a beautiful little park, good to take a rest there after walking long in the nearby tourist area. Can get some peaceful moment there as not many people inside.

The gardens have no playground, but the school nearby takes over on school days. The place has generally been neglected, the drinking fountain used to work and is now filled with mud. The landscaping is decent with some nice plants/trees. Mayfair society has a party here once a year. It’s a nice place at the right time

Beautiful picturesque garden which is a hidden treasure at the heart of Mayfair. It is a great spot for a nice walk, specially during spring time. There you can find the Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception and the neighboring Grosvenor Chapel, which are two other beautiful hidden treasures. I recommend everyone to go there for a break .

Lovely green area dominated by park benches that have been donated in memory of loved ones who used to frequent these gardens. Very peaceful and calming when surrounded by modern day life.

Beautiful little zen space.

Such a beautiful garden very peaceful and quiet very well maintained . I was speaking to the groundsman he said New grass is laid every year because it don’t get much sun

Tucked behind red-brick mansions and just steps from the bustle of Mayfair lies one of my favourite secret spots in London, Mount Street Gardens. It is a secluded and beautifully maintained retreat, peaceful, shaded, and quietly elegant. What makes it unique is not just the tranquillity, but the sense of layered history. Once a burial ground for a Victorian workhouse, it was transformed in the late 19th century into a public garden. And for those interested in rare plants, the gardens are also home to a surprisingly diverse collection of rare and exotic plants, thanks to the sheltered microclimate created by surrounding buildings. You'll spot palms, tree ferns, and unusual evergreens that wouldn’t survive in most London parks. Simply a quiet horticultural curiosity hidden in plain sight. Overlooking it all is the striking Jesuit Church of the Immaculate Conception, whose Gothic spire and mellow bells add both drama and calm...also worth visiting and like the park, well worth seeking out.