Wondering how to celebrate the burst of sunshine in London this week? Celebrate the arrival of spring with an al fresco meal. Many of the capital’s restaurants have open-air terraces – from riverside ...

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‘We hope the Carbon Garden inspires visitors to act and join us in shaping a more sustainable, resilient future for life on our planet.’ Central London’s new Lindt megastore opens this month ...

Guests can also experience after-hours events, where the glasshouse comes alive after dark with performances by London-based artists celebrating the vibrant music and culture of Peru. Orchids Festival ...

Perched high above the city skyline, Savage Garden London offers one of the most breathtaking rooftop views in the capital. Located at DoubleTree by Hilton London - Tower of London, on Floor 12 ...

London's love of a single-item shop shows no signs of going away. And joining the ranks of places focused on crumble (Humble Crumble) or biscuits (The Biscuiteers) is a brand new shop in Covent Garden ...

London is full of these places where couples ... and perhaps the best of what he created is the extraordinary pergola in the garden. Alamy Stock Photo For this he commissioned a fellow Lancastrian ...

This beauty and biodiversity will inspire a series of stunning horticultural displays and living sculptures in the Princess of Wales Conservatory at Kew Gardens in London. A horticultural spectacular ...

The Natural History Museum in London has opened two new gardens, complete with two new dinosaurs, in time for summer visitors, offering scope for urban nature, scientific study, and – not least – ...

The gardens were laid out in the 1790s by Queen Charlotte's Vice-Chamberlain, Major William Price, and by the Rev. Christopher Alderson of Derbyshire. Before that time the gardens had been flat, with ...