Finsbury Circus Gardens

One of the largest parks in the City of London, the gardens cover about 2 acres. Originally part of a farm that occupied the site prior to development. Its history. During the nineteenth century, the gardens were about to disappear in favor of the expansion of the railroad. In the meadows of the park, bowling enthusiasts play their games on hot summer days and in the park's gazebo, concerts are held regularly to the delight of office workers in the area or students from nearby universities .