Brompton Cemetery

22/05/2026

When visiting the cemetery you'll notice that a wildflower meadow is about to burst into bloom 🌺

Head Gardener, Chris explains more about this area of the cemetery which receives special attention from The Chelsea Pensioners with help from The Royal Parks staff and Friends of Brompton Cemetery ❤️

18/05/2026

London has incredible green spaces. And as The Royal Parks charity, we’re proud to care for so many of them 💚

But how many can you name? 🤔

18/05/2026

Join Royal Parks Treescape Curator, Greg later this week to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery 🌳

You’ll learn about the cemetery’s landscape history and how it has evolved since its Victorian origins, encounter some of its most notable and mature trees, and explore the cultural and ecological stories they hold.

Find out more, and book your space, below 🔽

Enjoy a walk with Royal Parks Treescape Curator Greg Packman to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery.

12/05/2026

Guessing if you had to be a Royal Park, you'd be Brompton Cemetery given you're hanging out on our page. But are you really? 👀

Our team have created a quiz, to find out your Royal Parks personality 🌳

Let us know in the comments which one you are! 😃

Discover which Royal Park reflects you. Take our quick quiz and we’ll match your personality to one of London’s iconic green spaces.

10/05/2026

Join Royal Parks Treescape Curator, Greg later this month to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery 🌳

You’ll learn about the cemetery’s landscape history and how it has evolved since its Victorian origins, encounter some of its most notable and mature trees, and explore the cultural and ecological stories they hold.

Find out more, and book your space, below 🔽

Enjoy a walk with Royal Parks Treescape Curator Greg Packman to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery.

08/05/2026

📢 We are on the hunt for two young conservationists who recently visited Brompton Cemetery.

On the morning of Wednesday, 6 May, staff opened up the cemetery to find it awash with these wonderful posters 👀

Although we had to take them down we were so impressed by the amount of time and effort, not to mention the artistry and the message, that we felt it only right to display one in our noticeboards 🐞

Now we'd like to discover the identity of this talented duo so that we can offer them a nature walk of the cemetery 🌳

If you can help in anyway, then let us know 🔽

05/05/2026

This month, we’re taking a moment to appreciate these flourishing green spaces that we are fortunate enough to be entrusted to look after as a charity 💚

Obviously we all love Brompton Cemetery but how many others can you name? 🤔

Take a look through the images and let us know 🔽

30/04/2026

Join Royal Parks Treescape Curator, Greg next month to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery 🌳

You’ll learn about the cemetery’s landscape history and how it has evolved since its Victorian origins, encounter some of its most notable and mature trees, and explore the cultural and ecological stories they hold.

Find out more, and book your space, below 🔽

Enjoy a walk with Royal Parks Treescape Curator Greg Packman to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery.

02/04/2026

Join us at the Chapel on Easter Monday 6 April, when MaisonGB ( )hosts an afternoon of small bites and coffee as part of Gabriele Risso’s debut solo exhibition 𝘝𝘪𝘵𝘢 𝘐𝘮𝘮𝘰𝘣𝘪𝘭𝘦, at the Chapel of Brompton Cemetery.
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In 𝘝𝘪𝘵𝘢 𝘐𝘮𝘮𝘰𝘣𝘪𝘭𝘦, Risso presents a selection of sculptural works developed since 2024. The exhibition considers how sculpture gives presence to space, and how ordinary objects, approached through measurement and making, can open onto broader questions of perception, representation, and convention. The exhibition is curated by Catherine Li, FoBC Chapel Curator


MaisonGB responds to Risso’s still life works by translating elements of the exhibition into an edible experience. To mark Easter Monday, chocolate will be one of the ingredients, alongside fruit and savoury options. Due to the nature of the event, we are unable to accommodate dietary requirements.

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Monday 6 April 2026, from 3pm
The Chapel, Brompton Cemetery
Tickets £10, reserve via the link in bio