Built of local sandstone, the mediaeval house with its magnificent Baron's Hall dates from 1341 and is one of the finest examples of 14th century architecture. Later additions have seen Penshurst Place grow into an imposing defended manor house, containing...

West Wickham Common, owned and managed by the City of London at no cost to the public, is a 10Ha (26acre) public open space. Located in the London Borough of Bromley, it forms part of a larger area of open countryside within the London green belt that link London...

There has been a settlement on this site since Roman times, but Greenwich has always been strongly associated with royalty. Since the land was inherited by Henry V's brother, generations of monarchs have taken this magnificient park to their hearts. Why not visit...

West Ham Park has been owned and maintained by the City of London since 1874, and at 77 acres, is the largest park in the London Borough of Newham. Our aim has always been to provide a wide range of facilities, together with a pleasant and relaxing environment for...

There's magic and mystery, history and intrigue, romance and peace at these beautiful award winning gardens – which provide such an unusual combination of a traditional heritage garden with the excitement, challenge and fun of the ancient woodland – appealing to...

Set up by the Cafe Gallery Projects London, who also run the nearby Cafe Gallery in the centre of Southwark Park just a five-minute walk away, Dilston Grove houses regular exhibitions in the former Clare College Mission Church. On the Southwest corner of Southwark...

Southwark borough is the location of international-standard museums and galleries such as the Imperial War Museum and its outpost HMS Belfast moored at the Pool, Dulwich Picture Gallery the oldest public gallery in Britain, and one of the most modern, the Tate...

Epping Forest is the largest public open space in the London area, at almost 6,000 acres. It stretches 12 miles from Manor Park in East London to just north of Epping in Essex. As well as being a popular area for recreation and enjoyment it is also of national and...

Did you know that the City of London manages approximately 200 gardens, churchyards, parks and plazas across the Square Mile alone? All of these are overflowing with trees, shrubs, flowers and a wide variety of wildlife – and some are so hidden away from the...

The Garden Museum explores and celebrates British gardens and gardening through its collection, temporary exhibitions, events, symposia and garden.