布卢姆茨伯里






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布卢姆茨伯里
英语：Bloomsbury

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布盧姆茨伯里的貝德福德廣場


布卢姆茨伯里在大倫敦的位置

布卢姆茨伯里

布卢姆茨伯里




 布卢姆茨伯里在大倫敦的位置
OS格網參考 TQ305825
倫敦區 卡姆登
名譽郡 大倫敦
大区 倫敦
國家 英格蘭
主權國家 英國
郵鎮 LONDON
郵區 WC1
電話區號 020
警察（英语：List of law enforcement agencies in the United Kingdom） 倫敦
消防（英语：Fire services in the United Kingdom） 倫敦
救護（英语：Emergency medical services in the United Kingdom） 倫敦
歐洲議會選區 倫敦
英國國會選區 霍本和聖潘克拉斯
倫敦議會選區 Barnet and Camden

布卢姆茨伯里（Bloomsbury），是伦敦市區內的一个地區，行政上屬於卡姆登區的管轄範圍，位在內倫敦的西北角。位於尤斯頓路和霍本之間。17至18世紀間由貝德福德公爵開發成時尚住宅區。因為當地有大量花園廣場、[1] 學府和醫療機構而出名。雖然布盧姆茨伯里不是倫敦第一個有廣場的地區，但1660年建造的布盧姆茨伯里廣場卻是第一個命名為“廣場”（Square）的地點。[2]


倫敦大學的許多學院都位於此地，其中包括倫敦大學學院、伯貝克學院、倫敦衛生與熱帶醫學院和亞非學院。醫療機構則有英國醫學協會、大奧蒙德街醫院、國家神經病學和神經外科醫院、大學學院醫院和皇家倫敦整合醫學醫院。此外的著名地點還有大英博物館和皇家戲劇藝術學院。



參考文獻





  1. ^ Guide to London Squares 页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆. Retrieved 8 March 2007.


  2. ^ The London Encyclopaedia, Edited by Ben Weinreb and Christopher Hibbert. Macmillan London Ltd 1983




擴展閱讀



  • Bloomsbury. London. Let's Go. 1998: 164+. OL 24256167M. 


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