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Beautiful 18th century villa with fine interiors, and a world-class collection of paintings. Also fabulous landscaped gardens and an award-winning restaurant.
An urban oasis, the farm keeps a selection of farm and pet animals and has developed gardens and growing areas in every available space.
A delightful 17th-century merchant’s house set among the winding streets of old Hampstead. The charming interior houses outstanding collections of Oriental and European porcelain, needlework, furniture and early keyboard instruments.
Come face-to-face with the hairiest, scariest, tallest and smallest animals on the planet, right in the heart of London. Amazing animals, talks and animal displays, new walk-through enclosures, historic buildings and beautiful gardens.
The Geffrye Museum depicts the quintessential style of English middle-class living rooms from 1600 to the present day through a series of period rooms.
The Royal Mews is a working establishment and the number of horses and carriages on show may vary from time to time. Opening arrangements are subject to change at short notice.
Farm serving the community. Animals include goats, cows, sheep, pigs, ducks and chickens. Also horticultural displays.
Hyde Park is famous for boating and swimming in its lake, The Serpentine, and its riding track, Rotten Row, the first public road to be lit at night.
Kensington Gardens were originally formed in 1689 with land from Hyde Park when William and Mary moved into Nottingham House, now Kensington Palace.