London Open Gardens weekend unveils the capital’s unique green spaces

Perfect for green-fingered nature enthusiasts and garden lovers.

London, known for its bustling streets and iconic landmarks, is also home to numerous green oases tucked away in unexpected corners of the city. And this year, London Parks and Gardens is inviting you to join an incredible adventure through more than 100 one-of-a-kind gardens during the London Open Gardens weekend. With both old favourites and exciting new spaces, this event promises to be a delightful experience for nature enthusiasts and horticulturists alike.

Taking place from 10 to 11 June, visitors will get exclusive access to gardens that are not ordinarily open to the public. Whether you’re into history, tradition, contemporary designs or experimental vibes, this event has got you covered. You’ll also get the chance to go on guided tours, take scenic walks or even hop on a bike and pedal your way through these enchanting spaces. Talk about a unique and immersive experience.

And this year, the London Open Gardens weekend introduces seven new spaces to its lineup. These include the rewilded OmVed Gardens – with its wildflower meadow and vegetable patches at 245 Hammersmith Road and the terrace and stylish roof garden at 25 Cannon Street, next to St Paul’s Cathedral. With their innovative designs and captivating features, these new additions are sure to impress visitors.

Additionally, 20 gardens are making a comeback after a hiatus, offering a chance to rediscover beloved favourites, such as the 17th-century Kitchen Garden at Chiswick House and the Eversheds Sutherland Vegetable Garden.

London Open Gardens weekend is an event not to be missed for anyone seeking respite from the city’s hustle and bustle. Embark on a journey through hidden green spaces, immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, and discover the intricate relationship between London’s vibrant urban landscape and its secret gardens.

GO: Visit https://londongardenstrust.org for more information.