Once a graveyard it is now mostly a park known as the place where the original pantomime clown is buried, (Grimaldi) near his grave is a coffin shaped art work designed to be danced on it will make a musical sound, if you stamp or walk on it nothing happens but if you dance it will make music
Elena Leeming276 days ago
Lovely little park..very relaxing space...
Samuel Moreno276 days ago
Small park but with some shady benches. Its curius that there are some tombs arround
Craig -H (fresco)307 days ago
It's a small park. Got some benches. It's not overly well maintained, not terrible either. A place to sit!
Christina Hemsley337 days ago
Well worth coming with kids for half an hours play & maybe even a picnic in the generous open spaces
Oo L2 years ago
Next to a popular playground. A lot of greens and benches. Flowers and trees. Nice to place for a peaceful time.
Julian White2 years ago
Quite a lot of litter when I visited, but a quiet park around a ten minute walk from King's Cross railway station. Grave of Joseph Grimaldi located here.
A h2 years ago
Near the Eastern park corner, two coffin shapes have been split into 7 or maybe 8 spring loaded metal trapezoidal plates. If one jumps on these a differently tuned bell (🔔) rings out. I haven't managed a tune yet. To bring a small but important joyful feelin' throughout ones body up and down jumping is required... may your ankles hold out...
