About Mayfair > Squares and Parks
Mount Street Gardens
Mount Street Gardens are a tranquil haven - a perfect place to come and relax on one of the memorial benches.Find out more about Mount Street Gardens
Berkeley Square
Named after Lord Berkeley, this became the subject of a famous song - "A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square".Find out more about Berkeley Square
Grosvenor Square
Grosvenor takes its name from the wealthy Grosvenor family that owns much of Mayfair. This large square has strong links to the USA with the Embassy on the western side, and statues and monuments in the Square with special US significance.Find out more about Grosvenor Square
Hanover Square
Hanover Square was developed in the 1700s, and mostly been redeveloped or reconstructed since that time although some original buildings remain.
Find out more about Hanover Square
Green Park
Green Park isn't strictly in Mayfair but it is just off Piccadilly on Mayfair's southern border. This popular 47-acre park is always home to people relaxing and playing. The park's existence is recorded as far back as 1554, and since then it's had various uses with a multitude of interesting buildings being in the park grounds at various points in its history, but now the park is a glorious wide open space.Travelling across the Park from Piccadilly will bring out out at Buckingham Palace, at the end of Pall Mall.
External Link: Visit the Royal Parks' website about Green Park