Best places: Gardens in London, United Kingdom

👍👍 Such a fantastic spot and one which is definitely worth a visit, its free too! The views are incredible from the top and it's such a spacious rooftop. When I visited there was no time limit, I sat and watched the sunset which was beautiful. There were lots of beautiful blooms (daffodils and other pl...

Lush 40-acre woodland located within Richmond Park & known for its evergreen azaleas.

A Georgian arbour & terrace in the Hill Garden with expansive views across Hampstead Heath.

Garden on an old railway line with beds for residents to grow food, and wildlife-friendly plants.

👍👍 One of the best views overlooking the mighty River Thames, like a serpent! The Terrace garden has an amazing Cafe, beautiful gardens to relax n appreciate the scenery, awesome flowers arrangements, one of the best places to relax n spend some hours, appreciate natural beauty

Garden with colourful plants, shrubs and water features, created by eminent Japanese designer.

City garden amongst the ruins of a grade I listed church with a tower & steeple by Christopher Wren.

👍👍 What a view those garden give you. Just amazing. A lift brings you to floor number 15 where you can enjoy the garden and the incredible view of London. No booking needed. Just a security check before the lift. No queues if you go at the opening. Free entrance so make the most of it specially if it...

Tranquil, riverfront garden featuring benches, walking paths & a fountain with sea nymph statuary.

Known as the walkie talkie due to its unique shape, this skyscraper features a top-floor restaurant.

A 19th-century park with flower gardens, historic buildings, playgrounds & sports facilities.

👍👍 Great experiences for kids and adults alike There is no admission charge and has galleries and interactive activities and lots to see. It has a nice cafe also

Greenery from around the world & performances in a lattice-roofed space atop a retail complex.

Stately Tudor mansion with antique furniture & formal gardens featuring whimsical topiary bushes.

Scenic, 18th-century estate featuring a stately manor house, extensive gardens & cafe.

Restored country house with permanent exhibit about life in the 17th century and extensive gardens.

Landscaped 30-acres with areas dedicated to Princess Diana & Van Gogh, a small zoo & restaurant.

Mansion inspired by Earl of Burlington's grand tours of Italy, with restored gardens & statuary.

Sunken garden with white flowers around a pond, plus a statue of the princess & a group of children.

Community park featuring a cafe, a bandstand, play equipment, tennis courts & a wildlife area.