The history of gardens and gardening in Britain. Who would ever have thought knots would be so important? There's a garden, indoor exhibitions and cafe.

Museum of Garden History.

Two acres of wild green space where you'd least expect it - the very centre of London - make Camley Street Natural Park very special indeed. A pond, meadow and [more...]

It's big, it's green and there's lots to see and do, including two lakes, ornamental gardens, tennis courts and crown green bowling. There are kids' swings and a paddling pool, plus some deer in an enclosure.

There's a Chinese [more...]

Lee Valley Park stretches for 26 miles on either side of the River Lee, from the Thames to Ware in Hertfordshire. There's an enormous amount to see and do here - everything from boating and fishing, through birdwatching and just [more...]

Arguably not as well known as Highgate cemetery, Kensal Green still has many beautiful monuments, mausoleums and statues, plus a very long list of famous 'residents' including Brunel, Thackeray and Wilkie Collins. The Friends of Kensal Green pro [more...]