Barbican Centre
Barbican centre is a commercial and cultural centre wich possess an amazing winter garden on his roof.

Battersea Park
This park was inaugurated in 1858 in an area which was really unsafe and now it's a pleasant park especially for bikers. A peace pagoda was build in the park by buddhist monks in 1985.

Berkeley Square
It was built in the 1730's and a few houses from this period are still here.

Bunhill Fields
This is a cemetery since 1665, the year of the big plague.

Chelsea Physic Garden
It's a garden dedicated to the study of medicinal plants. It was created in 1673.

Chiswick House
This palladian villa has nice gardens open to public.

Fenton House
The oldest manor of Hampstead has nice garden with concerts in summer.

Gray's Inn
It's one of the 4 barristers' colleges in the city, and its gardens (where many duels used to take place) are pleasant.

Green Park
In the past, it was the hunting area of Henry VIII. Now, the park is appreciated by tourists from mayfair hotels.

Greenwich Park
The park was part of the royal palace, and became independant in 1433. In the XVII th century, Andre Le Nôtre drew the gardens of Greenwich park.

Ham House
It's a beautiful house on the Thames, with a nice garden.

Hampstead Heath
Really big park with woods, grasslands, hills, and more.

Hampton Court
This palace offers a lot of great gardens, parks, a canal, and even a vine.

Highgate Cemetery
The west of the cemetery is under the influence of Victorian style, whereas a part of the cemetery is called Egyptian avenue, with Pharaon's style tombs.

The Hill garden
Lord Everhulme created this garden in the Edouardian period.

Holland Park
In this park, there are a japanese and a french gardens and many races of birds.

Hyde Park
This park is open to the public since the XVII th century, with its artificial lake and other concerts or politic manifestations.

Kensington Gardens
Ancient gardens of the palace, where you can find statues, fontains and domestic animals.

Kenwood House
The garden and the orangery can be visited in this magnificient house.

Kew Gardens
40 000 different plants and a greenhouses, a winter garden, a pagoda...

Lincoln's Inn Fields
In this square, many public executions took place during the Tudor and Stuarts periods. Nowadays, the barristers come often to play tennis.

Middle Temple
In temple church, the middle temple is a very nice church with lawns until the Thames.

Museum of Garden History
Museum with many plants from Russia, America and Europe, and of course an outdoor garden.

Osterley Park
House, greenhouse and garden by Robert Adam.

Parliement Hill Fields
It's a magnificient point of view on the city.

Regent's Park
A romantic park with Shakespeare playings in summer.

Richmond Park
It's a wonderful national reserve with stags, flowers, many trees, a golf course, etc.

Russel Square
In the centre of Russel square and its victorian buildings, the garden in open to public.

St James's Park
This ancient marshland is nowadays a pleasant park in the central London !

Soho Square
Its old name was King square.

Syon House
A great manor with a beautiful park, a rose garden, and a famous greenhouse.

London Zoo
In regent's park, the zoo of London is a great zoo.