Barnsole Livingstone Circus, Gillingham

Barnsole Livingstone Circus is a distinctive Victorian public space in Gillingham, characterised by its circular layout and period buildings that frame the square. Named after the renowned explorer David Livingstone, the circus reflects Gillingham's heritage as a significant 19th-century settlement. The surrounding buildings include traditional properties that contribute to the area's historic character and walkability.

The circus functions as a quiet social gathering space away from the busier High Street, offering visitors a glimpse of how the town was designed and developed during its prosperous industrial era. The area is pedestrian-friendly and provides an opportunity to appreciate Gillingham's architectural heritage while wandering between shops and local amenities. It's easily accessible from the town centre and railway station, making it a natural waypoint for those exploring the town on foot. The presence of period street furniture and surviving Victorian details makes it particularly of interest to those with an appreciation for urban heritage and town planning history.