The charming riverside Island Gardens is now a World Heritage site, which boasts a view of Greenwich that was famously depicted in Canaletto's famous 18th century painting 'A View of Greenwich from the River'.
The three acres of waterfront parkland are a delight to stroll along. There is also easy access to Greenwich via the foot tunnel under the Thames.
(Image: Island Gardens Park With A View Of Greenwich)
One of London’s best kept secrets, Victoria Park is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon. Inside the park's boundaries countless varieties of trees stripe ... More
Small, wooded dissenters' cemetery in the city centre.
William Blake, John Bunyan and Daniel Defoe are among over 120,000 nonconformists whose bodies are squeezed closely together ... More
Mudchute Farm's wide range of farmyard animals, including sheep, pigs, horses, cows, ducks, geese and dogs, are perfect for petting. The farm, however, forms only ... More
Perched on the waterfront, just 15 minutes from London’s City Airport, the Hilton Canary Wharf combines convenience with comfort. Stroll across the hotel’s private bridge ... More
Only fifteen minutes from London City Airport by taxi and close to Canary Wharf, the ExCeL exhibition centre and The O2 arena, the Radisson Edwardian ... More
German anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens brings more than 200 plastinated human bodies and preserved animals including a 16-foot giraffe to the O2 for BODY ...More
Next to the farmyard animals on Mudchute Farm you'll find this great, family-friendly restaurant. If you're here with your brood to explore the 32 acres ... More
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The charming riverside Island Gardens is now a World Heritage site, which boasts a view of Greenwich that was famously depicted in Canaletto's famous 18th century painting 'A View of Greenwich from the River'.
