Great view to the river and battersea Park. Nice stroll

One of the best wisteria spots in London!

Very nice area just alongside the river. Albert Bridge is also nearby.

A narrow lawned strip fronting Cheyne Walk that’s well maintained but not extravagantly so. A non-functioning 1887 commemorative fountain of author/artist, bon vivant, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (in front of his residence), a contemporaneous reminder of the late Nineteenth Century influential artistic community, studios and workshops that flourished in the area.

Beautiful place to stop on a walk along the North Bank of the Thames to enjoy the view of the Albert Bridge and Battersea Park across the water

Lovely view of the river and the Albert Bridge. One of the great joys of London. Enjoy it before the Thames overflows into Chelsea.

A thin green area north of the River Thames and the Chelsea Embankment, to the east of Albert Bridge. Worth a walk through here, and continuing west to Battersea Bridge, to see the various statues along the route.

Such a beautiful place, especially when it's sunny, Chelsea embankment has picturesque views, great for a walk or picnic etc.

Newly installed garden within Battersea Park used to be overgrown scrubs. Romantic, nice to watch sunset, or read in your own space. Have wedding photos with illuminated Albert Bridge as backround. A lovely addition to Battersea Park. *No dogs are allowed.

It was ok apart from the noise from the traffic but it was rush hour very calming when you do have a loved one in the Royal Brompton.

Just across the river from Battersea is this pleasant gardens in the very exclusive district of Chelsea. Spring is well underway and summer is almost here. The flowers in the gardens are starting to bloom and provides pleasing surroundings whilst walking alongside the Thames, whilst stopping to take a look at the many statues and monuments in it. As pleasant as it is, there's no reason to go out of the way to visit.

A nice urban oasis to sit around and relax in, although I wouldn't characterize it as a garden. Good for shade on sunny days.

The rating should be minus 5 x stars. It's about time (80 × years) that the relevant authority reinstalled the correct Victorian spear style railings. The original ones were taken away at the beginning of the 2nd World War for steel production. The railings are also missing to the gardens on the left and right of the north side of Albert bridge which are a shameful mess of broken vehicle mirrors and plastic bumpers with the gardens a shambles and a long neglected classic London taxi drivers shelter, our cultural heritage now left to rot. Comments Mike at MR.LIGHT LTD.