Granary Square
Granary Square

Granary Square

  • Attractions | Public spaces
  • King’s Cross
  • Recommended
Rosie Hewitson
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Time Out says

Filled with choreographed fountains (1,080 water spouts, operating 8am-8pm daily, and lit in many colours at night), the square’s terracing down to the canal is populated most sunny days. No wonder: there’s a ready supply of students from Central Saint Martins, which in 2011 moved into the building behind- a sensitively and impressively converted, Grade II-listed 1850s industrial building. The square is also home to Queer Britain, UK’s first museum dedicated solely to LGBTQ+ culture and history. 

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Details

Address
Granary Square
London
N1C 4AA
Transport:
Tube: King’s Cross Rail: St Pancras/King’s Cross
Price:
Free
Opening hours:
Kings Cross Visitor Centre: Monday to Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 10am-4pm
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What’s on

Classic Car Boot Sale

Car boot, but make it classy. Unlike your usual boot sale, there’s no tat being flogged out of the back of a Ford Fiesta here. Instead, Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard at King’s Cross is being dotted with rare classic vehicles for the 10th year, from which vendors will be selling vintage fashion, homewares and collectables. Mobile eateries will be dotted between the old-school cars and campervans, while DJs will be impressing purists and pop lovers with vintage vinyl. Classic car enthusiasts will also have their heads turned by the display of vintage Citron DS vehicles and there’ll also be a pinball and arcade alley, curated by the BBC’s The Repair Shop star Pinball Geoff so you can indulge in some nostalgic gaming. Plus, hop onboard the CCA Art Bus – a mobile gallery designed by Sir Peter Blake.  
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