Russell Square is a London attraction in the area known as Bloomsbury.
Bloomsbury is in the London Borough of Camden. The name originates from the Norman landowner William de Blemond. Bloomsbury is mentioned in 1086 in the Domesday Book.
Russell Square is home to the Hotel Russell.
Residents of Bloomsbury Square included Edwin Lutyens.
Russell Square is on London's Piccadilly Line, between Holborn and Kings Cross St. Pancras. It is five stops from Green Park (a triangular park just South of Mayfair).
Bloomsbury is in the London Borough of Camden. The name originates from the Norman landowner William de Blemond. Bloomsbury is mentioned in 1086 in the Domesday Book.
Russell Square is home to the Hotel Russell.
Residents of Bloomsbury Square included Edwin Lutyens.
Russell Square is on London's Piccadilly Line, between Holborn and Kings Cross St. Pancras. It is five stops from Green Park (a triangular park just South of Mayfair).
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