Soho Square Gardens is a small green space in central Soho, with lawns, benches and a timber-framed hut at its centre. Stop here for a quiet break between nearby sights, or bring a picnic to eat on the grass. The square also sits among Soho’s busy streets, where people gather during lunch. It can feel crowded at peak times, so visit off-peak if you want a calmer spot. ISKCON-Radha Krishna Temple is one nearby place to add to your walk.
A green pause in Soho
Set among Soho’s streets, the gardens give you a place to sit away from the surrounding city activity. The lawns and benches suit a short rest, and the square is used as a lunchtime gathering spot.
At the centre, look for the timber-framed hut, a historic detail that gives the small garden a clear focal point. The square is also home to the Football Association and the British Board of Film Classification, with their presence adding to the mix of activity around it.
FAQ
What can you see at Soho Square Gardens?
The garden has lawns, benches and a timber-framed hut. The square is also home to the Football Association and the British Board of Film Classification.
Can you have a picnic at Soho Square Gardens?
Yes. Bring your own food to enjoy on the grass; benches can be limited.
When is Soho Square Gardens quieter?
Visit outside peak times for a calmer stop.
