Panorama showing Finsbury Park in Haringey. This picture was taken in October 2009 on an overcast day and shows a view over the open area of the park with trees at the top of the hill.

Finsbury Park - London visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Finsbury Park' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Greater London.

Finsbury Park was one of the fist great parks of London to be laid out in the Victorian era. This public park covers 112 acre (45-hectare) and contains sports areas, playgrounds, pond, cafe, Mackenzie Garden and Helena Fedorowicz memorial. Sports facilities within Finsbury Park include tennis courts, basket ball courts, Bowling green used by Finsbury Park Bowls Club, American football pitch and diamonds for both softball and baseball.

Finsbury Park underwent substantial renovations with the aid of a £5 million Heritage Lottery Fund Award in 2003. During the summer months it hosts several festivals and events such as Madstock, the Fleadh, Party in the Park, Rise: London United and holds a funfair.

Bus: Finsbury Park bus station
Rail: Finsbury Park Station
Tube: Finsbury Park Tube (Piccadilly, Victoria lines), Manor House (Piccadilly line)