Gardens in London, Greater London

“Very nice private walled garden, owned by Westminster Abbey - very near Parliament . Fantastic tea party hosted by Team Lewis foundation for their charity collaborators, staff and guests.”

“Amazing! Such a stunning place. Well worth visiting. Everything is so stunningly.perfect. would be lovely to be able to take photos especially the carriage used in the coronation and the coronation outfits.Cafe at the end of the tour is lovely. Decently priced considering it's location.”

“One of my absolute favorite parts of London. The flowers and trails are perfectly manicured, and it’s a lovely place to come for a leisurely stroll. Definitely worth a quick visit if you’re already going to be in the Hyde Park area.”

“Loved it. Its so quite and peaceful place in the middle of a busy city. Must visit here to see the peacocks. And the waterfall is a good place to enjoy and taking pictures. Great experience.”

“Seething Lane was famous as the place where Samuel Pepys lived, worked and wrote much of his famous diary. The garden, recently redeveloped, was previously occupied by the Navy Office building where Samuel worked, as a plaque indicates. Carved pavers throughout the garden refer to the life of Samuel Pepys including one portraying the parmesan cheese and wine said to be buried in the garden to protect these expensive delicacies during the Great Fire. The garden also hosts one of London’s oldest traditions.The Knollys Rose Ceremony marks an ancient custom dating from 1381. Permission to construct a bridge across Seething Lane at the time led to the annual charge of one red rose from the garden.”