Coram's Fields, London

Charles Dickens Museum

The Charles Dickens Museum on Doughty Street in London is at the former home of the renowned novelist, holding an important collection of material relating to the him

Foundling Museum

The Foundling Museum tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, an orphanage for abandoned children founded in the eighteenth century which continues today as the children's charity Coram

Gray's Inn of Court

The Honorable Society of Gray's Inn is one of the four societies of the Court in London which hold the exclusive right to call qualified legal professionals to the bar, i

Russell Square

Russell Square is the largest square in London, established in 1806 by the 5th Duke of Bedford whose statue can still be found here

Sir John Soane's Museum is befittingly at the former home of the neo-classical architect Sir John Soane, displaying some of the eclectic objects he collected during his lifetime, including the Egyptian alabaster sarcophagus of Seti I with hieroglyphics, Roman mosaics, Pompeii bronzes, drawings by Christopher Wren, and paintings by artists such as Turner, Canaletto and William Hogarth

The Russell Hotel

The Russell Hotel on the eastern side of Russell Square is a gothic building with a magnificent ballroom which was designed by the same people who created interiors for the ill-fated Titanic

Bloomsbury Square

Bloomsbury Square is the oldest garden square in London, established by Lord Southampton in 1665 and opened to the public in the 1950s

Buildings of High Holborn

The Buildings of High Holborn are a range of Tudor half-timbered buildings across a magnificent marble courtyard building which stands on the site of the former Staple Inn

British Library

The official book depository of the United Kingdom, the British Library holds a copy of every book ever printed here, and a wide variety of periodicals

Somerset House

Somerset House is a cultural centre overlooking the Thames in Strand in the heart of London

Coram's Fields, London