The Bloomsbury Conservation Area is a designated zone in central London, known for its historic architecture and cultural significance. It encompasses a variety of Georgian and Victorian buildings, many of which are listed for their architectural merit. The area is characterized by its garden squares, such as Russell Square, and institutions like the British Museum. Established to preserve its unique character, the conservation area aims to protect the historical and aesthetic qualities of Bloomsbury. It is home to several educational institutions, including University College London (UCL), contributing to its vibrant atmosphere and scholarly reputation.