Abercromby Square Park

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A shot of the park with stone tiles on the pathway, grassy areas and well-kept beds on either side of the pathway and a circular structure with a bench all the way around it in the centre of the park

One of the entrances to the park. There are black metal fences around the park and two black metal gates stand open. A blue and white sign to the left of the gate says the name of the park - "Abercromby Square"

About

Abercromby Square Park is a historic Georgian square located within the University of Liverpool in the city centre. This green space offers a peaceful retreat where visitors can enjoy a quiet walk or relax on the grass amongst mature trees and well maintained gardens. The park is surrounded by striking architecture and features notable landmarks including a statue of Captain Noel Chavasse and a Barbara Hepworth sculpture.

Accessibility highlights

The area around the square provides ten designated Blue Badge parking bays located on the south and west sides and along Bedford Street South. Visitors will find step free access from these parking areas to the surrounding pavement. While the central gardens are a prominent feature, please note that some buildings bordering the square may have restricted access or steps at their primary entrances.

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