City of London Cemetery & Crematorium

An incredibly beautiful, extremely well kept large Cemetery. Manicured lawns and exotic flower bushes. One church and two smaller chapels, multiple toilets for visitors. This cemetery is car-accessible as well.

The grounds are well kept. It has a peaceful feeling to it. We were able to drive in.

A beautifully kept cemetery with approachable friendly staff and a lovely café serving reasonable prices for refreshments.

Not really where you want to be going to see a loved one. But I can honestly say that City of London have done an amazing job, the whole cemetery is well kept. Organisation is 10/10, staff at the gate, to direct you, the staff in reception are so lovely and friendly. The even a lovely cafe/flower shop at the entrance. The best cemetery in London

A very lovely and peaceful cemetery and crematorium with excellent facilities. Large and very well kept gardens with a huge area for cremation flowers.

The up-keep of all areas are excellent. Today I was there and all the roses had been pruned and all beds tided.

It's a huge site, there's no map assistance to find a grave stone even when you have the location, and to top it all if you email the organization they are completely unresponsive. The worst customer service for relatives. Where's the accountability.

Resting place of Mary Ann Nichols and Catherine Eddowes, first and fourth victims of Jack, the Ripper.

Mary Ann Nichols: 51º33'27"N 0º3'13"E
Catherine Eddowes: 51º33'27"N 0º3'14"E