Museums, garden squares and literary connections. Bloomsbury has them all in abundance. If you've never been to this peaceful pocket of central London, take a look at what you've been missing.
A sign at St George's Bloomsbury during Open House 2009. Photo: Malcolm EdwardsBloomsbury gets ready for Halloween 2015. Photo: psyxjawGhost sign on Regent Square. Photo: MollyView over Bloomsbury from the BT Tower. Photo: Matt BrownHotel Russell on Russell Square. Photo: Emma BowlcutYarn bombing on Queen Square in 2014. Photo: jansosThe Horse Hospital was once a two-floor, purpose-built stable. Today it's used as an arts venue. Photo: Matt BrownBloomsbury Lanes is a bowling alley, diner and karaoke rooms close to Tavistock Square Gardens.Photo: James TheophaneInside the British Museum. Photo: Treble2309Russell Square Gardens at night. Photo: AnatoleyaGordon Square. Photo: Laura NolteMr Selfridge being filmed in Bloomsbury in 2013. Photo: psyxjawThe Renoir Cinema, which has been rebranded as Curzon Bloomsbury. Photo: Martin CareyGrant Museum of Zoology. Photo: James Guppy
