St Mary’s Triangle is a park in Leicester, taking its name from the surrounding area near the historic church of St Mary de Castro. The park sits within a part of the city that retains strong connections to Leicester’s medieval past, with old streets and period architecture close by.
The Park and Its Setting
The triangular green space gives the neighbourhood its distinctive character and provides a quiet retreat from the busier streets nearby. The surrounding area includes a mix of residential housing and local amenities, typical of the older inner districts of Leicester. Its compact shape makes it a recognisable local landmark rather than a large open park, and it is a well-used green space for people living and working nearby.
Getting to St Mary’s Triangle
The park is within easy walking distance of Leicester city centre, making it accessible on foot from the main shopping and cultural areas. The broader St Mary’s neighbourhood is well served by local bus routes running through the city, and the area is straightforward to reach by bicycle along Leicester’s urban streets.