10 of UCL's most popular places, in pictures

Here's a top ten list of some of the most popular:

The Print Room Café is open between 8am and 9pm Monday to Friday, serving a variety of food and drink throughout the day and hosting a range of events at night.

Possibly the most popular face you'll meet at UCL - Jeremy Bentham, a philosopher whose vision of 'a university open to all' came to fruition in 1826. Jeremy's auto-icon sits at the end of the South Cloisters - he's usually woken up at around 8am and put to sleep at 6pm, Monday to Friday. 

Gordon Square was developed in the 1820s by Thomas Cubitt and was originally only for the private use of local residents. These days the square is often teeming with UCL students, especially when the sun's shining!

UCL has three museums: the UCL Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, the UCL Art Museum and the UCL Grant Museum of Zoology. Each has a fantastic collection of artefacts/specimens, and a range of fun and fascinating events throughout the year.

The eye-catching, Grade II listed Cruciform Building, previously part of University College London Hospital, is now home to the Cruciform Hub and areas of UCL Life and Medical Sciences.

The Huntley is UCL's very own pub and yet another Grade II listed building on campus. The Huntley hosts a wide range of social events and offers several student discounts and offers.

The spectacular Donaldson Reading Room is located in the Main Library. The Donaldson Reading Room was UCL's original library, built in 1849, and today it's one of many study facilities on offer to UCL students.

Malet Place is one of UCL's main thoroughfares and a hive of activity during term time! It also hosts many exciting one-off events, including street parties.

The beautiful Flaxman Gallery features the largest single collection of works by British sculptor John Flaxman, including the full-scale 'St. Michael Overcoming Satan'. The Flaxman Gallery also featured in UCL alumnus Christopher Nolan's film Inception! 

Number 1 on our countdown of popular UCL sights and places is… you guessed it - the Portico in the Main Quad: the most photographed, most iconic and most popular spot on campus.

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