Wellington Square

Wellington Square is a garden area in central Oxford with open lawns and curved rows of flowering plants arranged throughout. Georgian-era residential buildings form the perimeter and enclose the green space.

The square was established in the 1870s on the site of a former workhouse and named after the Duke of Wellington. He served as the university's chancellor from 1834 to 1852.

Plac serves as a meeting point for students and university staff who gather to converse and exchange ideas. Shaded areas beneath the trees become informal spaces where people spend time together.

The garden is accessible through a gate on the east side and remains open until dusk. The university's grounds team maintains the lawns and plants throughout the day.

A Giant Sequoia tree grows in the northeastern corner of the garden alongside four mature lime trees arranged in a distinctive pattern. This tree grouping creates a memorable visual element that many visitors miss.

Lokalizacja: Oxford

Współrzędne GPS: 51.75780,-1.26222

Najnowsza aktualizacja: 12 grudnia 2025 o 08:51