Nunhead Cemetery is a historic burial ground located in Nunhead, a suburb of South London. Established in 1840, it is one of the "Magnificent Seven" cemeteries in London, designed to accommodate the growing population of the city. The cemetery features a variety of architectural styles and is home to numerous notable graves. The cemetery spans 50 acres and is known for its beautiful landscapes, including wooded areas and wildlife. It is a designated Local Nature Reserve and offers a peaceful retreat for visitors. Many famous individuals, including John Keats and William Morris, are interred here, making it a site of cultural significance.