Bloomsbury is part of the vibrant and alternative Camden area of London, with exciting cultural hotspots and world-class historical sites. Days out in Bloomsbury? There’s truly something for all. You can dive into history at the British Museum – home to priceless pieces like the Rosetta Stone. Literary fans must check out the Charles Dickens Museum – the man himself lived here at one point! Escape the hustle and bustle in Russell Square’s tranquil, green spaces. Family days out in Bloomsbury? Grant Museum of Zoology and Bloomsbury Lanes are sure to keep the little ones entertained and engaged throughout.
Hotels in Bloomsbury

London Euston


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London Holborn


London Kings Cross


London Leicester Square


hub London Covent Garden


London Blackfriars (Fleet Street)


London Angel Islington


London City (Old Street)

What to do in Bloomsbury
The British Museum is the pre-eminent cultural attraction in Bloomsbury and offers one of the most comprehensive collections of artefacts anywhere in the world. Established in 1753, the museum now has over eight million items which are displayed throughout its nine awe-inspiring departments.
Tourists staying at a Bloomsbury hotel can enjoy such wonders as the Rosetta Stone, Elgin Marbles and countless other priceless works during their visit.
Guests of Premier Inn are well placed to visit the area's many garden squares, the most famous being Bloomsbury Square. Created in the late 17th century, the garden provides a haven of tranquillity amidst the crowds of the Camden area.
Literary fans can also visit the Charles Dickens Museum during their time in Bloomsbury to learn more about one of the country's most famous authors. A former residence of Dickens, the Georgian house now exhibits rare manuscripts, writings and items belonging to the author.