Trinity Square Gardens

Situated across the road from Tower Hill Station, the gardens are a memorial to those members of the fishing fleet and merchant navy who have lost their lives and were given no grave except the sea.

The gardens are overlooked by the beautiful facade of the Four Seasons Hotel and provide a good vantage point to view The Tower of London.

Had a quiet time at the garden after a long day of exploring the Tower of London and surrounding areas.

It is a beautiful park and i think it qualifies as a historic site in its own right. A must visit for tourist to the Tower of London.

Chanced upon Merchant Navy Day commemorative service and reunion at the Merchant Navy Memorial. Great to see veterans and current seamen and women paying their respects

Gorgeous small green space near Tower Hill area. There are plenty of seats, memorial plaques and lots more to look at whether you want to relax or take in the sights!

Trinity Square Gardens, next to Tower Hill underground station is a small garden that includes the memorials to the men and women of Merchant Navy and Fishing Fleets who lost their life at sea during the First and Second World Wars. It also includes a memorial at the approximate spot of the scaffold where the prisoners of the Tower were executed and has a number of plaques listing the names and year of execution of many of the more well-known victims. There is also a memorial in the south east corner to those of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and Merchant Navy who lost their lives during the the Falkland (Malvinas) Conflict.

A great place to take some time out.
Whilst I found the surrounding area really busy I was surprised how quiet it was in here.

Lovely park with some beautiful maritime memorials. Lots to of plaques to read for those who are interested.

Beautiful views and an abundance of benches as well as well kept grass for sitting and picnicking.

Very nice park to sit and reflect. Also has a tribute and memorial to all those who sacrificed themselves for a better future. Worth a visit.

Beautiful historical site which commemorates the naval history and recognizes the men that lost their lives during World War Two even if their remains were not found. Other points of interest are a giant sundial and a compass. Semi quiet place as it’s surrounded by roads around the tower bridge area.

Grand space for walking around but also have a bunch of benches to rest.

World class location next to Tower bridge etc

Hidden history. Site of 124 executions, but you would never know this as only a tiny area is dedicated to the original scaffold and no signage states what the park was 500 + years ago. Across the the road is the Tower of London (palace) only 7 executions took place there and they charge good money to look around there!

Great spot for a nice rest when on a stroll

Beautiful.

It was a pleasure to sit and enjoy the sun and the people around me in the garden. A beautiful place to visit and enjoy.

Very nice green space in Central London, no litter nice and clean .... well maintained

Great place to sit down for a minute. Decently clean, no homeless, and inviting.

Perfect for a sit down. Overlooking the Tower of London with the execution site for nobility.

Great place to chillout!

Alot of history... Worth a visit to pay your respects