I've loved Soho Square Garden since it re-opened. I'm lucky enough to live nearby, so I can stop by anytime I want to have a coffee or just take a break from the hustle and bustle of London. It's also an iconic place for LGBT people, so it's always really lively and colourful!

I love spending my weekends and evenings at Soho Square Garden. The park is so intimate and homey, it's easy to forget that you're in the center of London. But what I love the most about this place is that it always has something going on - from small-scale festivals to massive carnivals.

This garden has easy access from the road through both by walk, bus, train and car. Though it is not a very big area but it has its own unique style and charecter. The environment is very lovely and calm. It is suitable for all age groups and dogs. The entire place is having new seasonal flower bloom, specially tulip. There are lots of rubbish bin and pet litter boxes. There are lots of food and shopping places nearby. Enjoy 😊

Loved the garden how there are many people just hanging out there. But the weed smell was too strong in some places which made it less fun. I loved the art around the park.

Soho Square Gardens is a small but popular park located in the heart of Soho, London. It is a wonderful place to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The gardens are a popular spot for gays, and there are often street performers and musicians in the square. There are also a few benches where you can sit and relax.

Lovely garden for walks, jogging, lunch, picnic or even Instagram pictures. At the heart of Soho with lots of stores and shops. Soho can provide relaxation for people after a long day of shopping 🛍.

It’s nice place to revitalise your own life. Shame that green areas has been taped up otherwise it’s nice square. Particularly 1680 looks Tudor hut is spectacular and please don’t feed pigeons.

Cute little green area in the middle of the city. Perfect for a quick dog walk. However, there are lots of pigeons (I just call them flying rats), which for me made the place a bit undesirable. On the opposite side, there is this little house, which indeed looks super cute, and I believe it works as a public toilet.

Nice little park to sit in and eat some Chin Chin ice cream. It's not big and the benches are limited, but sitting on the grass is also nice. The surrounding area has a very 'London' like vibe, so it's a nice area for tourists to take a break in. Also, ping pong tables, which is always a plus :))

Delightful square in Soho with loads of benches and grass as well as plants and flowers along with a quirky little building, a statue and a whole lot of history to read about. Was sunny when I went with plenty of space to sit on benches or on the grass to catch some rays. Saw dogs and had my own but saw sign on way out that said no dogs, I don't see where dog owners are supposed to go if they are not officially allowed here

Great place in the central always good around relaxing time. Fallowing opening and closing time! Keep a safe distance 😷

Ideal place to sit back and relax in the sunshine on a hectic visit to the West End.

My visit to Soho Square was unlike any other. While strolling through the square's tranquil paths, I swear I saw the ghosts of Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, and Elton John! Now, I'm not one for the paranormal, but there's something undeniably magical about this square that seems to attract larger-than-life characters, both living and...well, not-so-living. Perhaps it's the echo of their music that lingers in the air, or the creative spirit that permeates the very stones.

Nice place to sit and have lunch.

Info on Soho Square a garden square in Soho, London hosting since 1954 a de facto public park let by the Soho Square Garden Committee to Westminster City Council. It was originally called King Square after Charles II. Its statue of Charles II has stood since the square's 1661 founding (one year after the restoration of the monarchy) except between 1875 and 1938; it is today well-weathered. During the summer, Soho Square hosts open-air free concerts. Of its 30 buildings (including mergers) 16 are listed (have statutory recognition and protection). By the time of the drawing of a keynote map of London in 1746 the newer name for the square had gained sway. The central garden and some buildings were owned by main heirs to the Dukedom of Portland's great London estates.

Great place for people watching when the sun is out or dodging pigeons and pissheads at other times.

(Translated by Google) It is incredible how in a large, busy and noisy city like London it takes little to find an oasis of peace in the center and in any case to enter another dimension, in which absolute silence reigns and where you can take a pleasant and relaxing. One of these places is Soho Square, whose gardens, embellished with a suggestive half-timbered house that seems to have been transplanted here directly from the Middle Ages, are really pretty and worth a visit and a "stop". For me one of the most emblematic and evocative places in the English capital. (Original) È incredibile come in una città grande, trafficata e rumorosa come Londra basti poco per trovare in pieno centro un'oasi di pace e comunque per entrare in un'altra dimensione, nella quale regna assoluto il silenzio e dove si può fare una sosta gradevole e rilassante. Uno di questi luoghi è Soho Square, i cui giardini, abbelliti da una suggestiva casa a graticcio che pare essere stata qui trapiantata direttamente dal Medioevo, sono davvero graziosi e meritano una visita e una "fermata". Per me uno dei luoghi più emblematici e suggestivi della capitale inglese.

Beautiful gardens just a stone throw away from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street One of the gates literally takes you to Soho Street which takes you to Oxford Street. It has a delightful little Tudor House in the heart of the Park and then a circle of benches for people to sit down and watch the pigeons. Lots of them. The gardens are like a little Oasis of trees and plants in the busy grey towering City of London. A delightful place to visit indeed. At the entrance of the gardens by Soho Street, there is a urinal for men 🚹 which shocked 😲 me coz it's open... Like no door, And there are those bikes that you can hire to go around London. Sorry l forgot the name. Definitely, pop over to take a break from your busy shopping in Oxford Street next time you are in London.

The most tranquil square in Zone 1. Just great for summer picnics, or lunches. It's surrounded by the most vibrant streets of the city. Just perfect!

A nice peaceful spot which is perfect for a game of table tennis

Right in the heart of London, somewhere to rest your feet or take a break from the busy streets and take some time out. A nice garden area with seating all around the square.

An area of tranquility away from the crowds and surrounding shops. Open from 8am till 8pm its a nice place to chill and relax before facing the hustle and bustle of central London.

Soho Square Gardens is a good place to sit and stop for a while, whether while shopping or visiting the lively place of soho. You can eat a leisurely lunch sitting on a bench or just take a place on the lawn, lie down quietly and stop for a moment and breathe to gain energy for the next challenges.

Lots of variety of animals from African to South American species, can take pictures worth boa snakes and parrots for free! Good admission price value

Very nice place for taking a break from busy life or just coming during nice weather to lie down on the grass and read books or spend time on the phone. Another option is to sit down at the bank, chat with friends or do whatever you want to do. Strongly recommend it for individuals and families too.

Great little spot for picnics, and if you can get one a sit down on one of the many benches. The most noted bench being that for the late singer Kirsty MacColl. On the corner of Oxford Street, Soho and Tottenham Court Road Station it can be a little hard to find due to lots of building work in the area.

Horrible

A great green sanctuary in Soho. Somewhere to sit, relax and pause for a moment.

A small garden square in the centre of Soho. Always a great vibe and a nice place to meet friends or enjoy a picnic on a sunny day.

A nice but small green space in the centre of London Soho. Grass, flowers and general area well kept and clean. Parking spaces Nr by but of course limited, there is also a couple of disabled spaces that give 4hr FREE parking, which is 30ft away.. See my black and white SUV and park to the right of photo.

An amazing place to enjoy a break

A little oasis right in the heart of Soho with lots of benches and grass patches. The perfect place for taking a break from the hustle and bustle of the surrounding area. Always busy, especially at lunch time but people are quite friendly here and don’t mind sharing a bench.

A wonderful spot to sit and enjoy a quiet spot in the middle of the hustle and bustle. Theres table tennis there, but you need to bring your own paddles and ball. There are many benches in the shade and full sun. You can also sit on the lovely grass. A great spot for people watching.

So I'm not going to lie its like pigeon poluza however that aside its a really nice little place with plenty of space to chill out and eat and what not. Very beautiful.

Roaming around City of Westminster, it's nice to visit this historical park as well. Soho square originally called "King Square". Good place to rest and relax for few minutes in this garden where you will find the statue of King Charles II.

Was looking for somewhere quieter to eat our lunch and found this place on Google. Very nice park and somewhere to visit to get away from the crowds in the shops and street! Sat on the grass and had a picnic and was such a nice atmosphere here. The people next to us had a speaker and were playing Bob marley songs and dogs were running around.

A lovely & highly unusual fusion of a peaceful yet lively oasis in busy central London is the best way of describing this square. Peaceful because you can sit on a bench and relax, lively because of the number of visitors also enjoying the facilities such as outdoor table tennis and children's play areas. The two actually coexist quite well - well worth a visit!

Very beautiful space....lots of room to still sit comfortably & not feel crowded

Possibly the best picnic place in London - the grass is in perfect state, it's nice and quiet, even if there are many people around.

Good park to have a nice walk around. Could have a few more benches but otherwise very tidy and reasonable sized park.

Great little park to eat your lunch from one of the many markets or restaurants around Soho. It’s a great park to walk your dog or cat as I have seen in the past. It’s super busy in the summer time and quieter in the winter.

A nice little area of green in amongst historical buildings and lovely cafés. It was a baking hot day where everyone and his dog were out when I visited but there was no mess or litter to be found. Not really a great place for children as there are no swings or climbing frames etc. but a lovely place to sit and have a picnic. Quiet due to little to no children about. I didn't take photos as I was here for about 30 minutes passing through

Small but lovely park. The significant part is palm trees, nice to see them in this part of Europe

Simplemante relajante

Great day and nice times at it.

OK for lunch.

(Translated by Google) there is a nice park close to paby shops center you can meet on the street beautiful, non-unique cars so-called super cars. (Original) jest fajny park blisko paby sklepy cetrum mozna spotkac przypatkowo na ulicy piekne nieunikalne samochody tak zwane super cars.

Green area.. Nice park.

(Translated by Google) Aye aye aye (Original) Aye Aye Aye

Met with friends.

its a bit small,and its in the middle of the city.You're surrounded by houses.

Not very diverse

A square that entices people to sit and think!

Not good

On my visit the place was full of drunks and people drinking, and it was still day time. After dark I would avoid the square

Good to sit and take a break, sometimes some beautiful spiritual music is sung by the residents of the Radha Krishna temple. Park is a little dirty in places, some signs of nitrous cylinders dotted around. Also some smells of MJ being smoked!

Great little gem to spend your lunch break

Lovely chill place where to rest or have a meal

Really nice atmosphere! In sunny days, it gets wonderful! Lot of people having fun. I had an amazing time there. It's not big, but it's nice.

Nice garden square, with plenty of places to sit. It's very conveniently located just off Oxford Street, so it's a great place to sit and rest or stop to eat a packed lunch. Plenty of benches and grassy space to sit. It's not the biggest square so it can get a bit busy at times.

Brings me back my memories so sweet lovely garden ! Revisiting the ❤of westend!

A lovely, hidden park in Soho that I stumbled on by accident. The park is small, though spacious and quite classic. I recommend popping to a local café to get a take away coffee and sitting in this square. Be mindful, it does get very busy and social distancing may not always be possible.

Nice little park in the middle of Soho

Even with covid ,Covent Garden is one of the loveliest places in London.

A large peaceful square which is ideal for taking a snack whilst shopping in The area

Quiet and tidy , nice place to relax

A muddy Park covered in pigeon droppings.

Quiet Haven in the middle of the city

Has a urinal

Nice place in center if buzz..good coffe spot to relax

Stunning space to sit on a Saturday afternoon

The square is nice, hard to find parking.g spots, surounded by business buildings. Close to Shaftesbury Ave, Oxford st, Tottenham Court road

Always loved Sojo less do mow that it is bring sanitised by the Mayor

Small green space in the heart of Soho. Grab some tinnies from Tesco and take a pew!

Not the best thing I have seen in life

The benches need cleaning.

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(Translated by Google) There is a very nice park, even a free toilet ... Unbelievable (Original) Çok güzel bir park, ücretsiz tuvalet bile var... İnanılmaz

Quiet central London corner

Great to unwind with a beer,and toilet facilities are ok.