Brompton Cemetery

A three-minute walk from the West Brompleton station at the Bronpton Cemetery, there is a cafe at the entrance, reading the names of many who were buried here a hundred and fifty years ago, and fine carvings on some graves, where many of the officers who died in World War II were buried.

Walking around this Bloomsbury Cemetery can find many celebrities and big names buried here, from Bromsbury to Fulham, and also a trip to the catacombs, at a cost of £5, the cemetery was opened in 1840 and contains parts of the graves of the sacrificed soldiers of the World War Tombs

Brampton Cemetery covers an area of16.5 hectares, is a Queen Victorian cemetery and one of the best cemeteries in the UK. Holmes also shot here, because there is a step to the basement where you can build a set, and in reality you can lead to the coffin and everything else.

nice cemetery. very big for r such a central location also heavily maintained and secured

The area is up to 16.5 hectares, it is a Victorian-era cemetery and the best cemetery in the UK. The film Sherlock Holmes exploration set was filmed here, and there is a step to the basement.