Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park

East London Tower Bridge Cemetery is used from time to time for events, and the shuffle festival is held at the end of August as a lively local community event. The cemetery itself is not large, overgrown, and there is a wide circular road at the eastern end, apparently used for the use of horses to transport hearses.

heaven for dogs, there is a green area which is perfect if you want to take them off leash, and it is also a perfect spot for runners.

London Tower Bridge (Tower Bridge), is a suspension bridge that is located in London, England, across the Thames River. It is named after the Tower of London (Tower of London), and is the first bridge from the Thames Estuary (15 bridges were built on the Thames), and it is also a symbol of London. The bridge was built in 1886 and opened to the public on 30 June 1894, connecting the north and south of London as a whole.

This is such a weird park. It’s an old cemetery where they just let the plants take over. The paths wind around old trees, alongside gravestones cracked and toppled by the trees’ roots. The gates stay open long after dark, and I can only assume that’s because the council (or maybe the park itself?!) want you to scare the bejeezus out of yourself. Do it. What’s the worst that could happen?

The Eastern Forum Bridge Cemetery buried many martyrs, which was part of the martyrs' cemetery during World War II, and many locals slept here.