Lambeth Palace Gardens
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+44 20 7898 1200 |
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Ceridwen Davies (05.08.2017 08:37)
Historic buildings and extensive gardens, secluded yet within the sound of Big Ben. Only open on certain Friday afternoons in the summer - check website for details.
Historic buildings and extensive gardens, secluded yet within the sound of Big Ben. Only open on certain Friday afternoons in the summer - check website for details.
Bala subramani (08.05.2017 20:46)
Good
Good
Iva Said (12.04.2017 20:31)
Interesting place to visite . They have the oldest fugue one can possibly see planted in1556! Which still gives two crops a year!!!
Interesting place to visite . They have the oldest fugue one can possibly see planted in1556! Which still gives two crops a year!!!
Gavin Moulton (08.04.2017 11:03)
Beautifull buildings, with a courtyard and fig tree. A small passage leads out to the enclosed gardens, with lawns and plants. Secluded and peacefull area, a stones h
Throw from the river thames.
Beautifull buildings, with a courtyard and fig tree. A small passage leads out to the enclosed gardens, with lawns and plants. Secluded and peacefull area, a stones h
Throw from the river thames.
Russtafa B (31.01.2016 11:59)
Archbishop Justin Welby kindly opened Lambeth Palace Gardens to the public last year one day per month.
This year it will be open on the first Friday of each month from March until October from 12pm - 3pm and the admission will be £4. Please check this on the Lambeth Palace website.
I went last year and with some trepidation saw the queue was quite long and nearly gave up. Fortunately I persevered and what great value for £4!!
To see one of the oldest cultivated gardens in London from the 13th Century (I believe) was astonishing. The garden has gone through many changes and in recent times Beth Chatto re-designed the Rose terrace sometime around 1930 and various pieces of sculpture have been added. The kitchen garden is very interesting and in general the planting throughout the garden is well planned.
I really liked to see the bee hives down the bottom of the garden and the gardens are large, so if you see a long queue do not worry you will 'have your own space'
For any gardener Lambeth Palace Gardens is a 'must see' for 2016.
As above please check the Lambeth Palace website for details and go,enjoy, you will have a really good afternoon there.
Very highly recommended.
Archbishop Justin Welby kindly opened Lambeth Palace Gardens to the public last year one day per month.
This year it will be open on the first Friday of each month from March until October from 12pm - 3pm and the admission will be £4. Please check this on the Lambeth Palace website.
I went last year and with some trepidation saw the queue was quite long and nearly gave up. Fortunately I persevered and what great value for £4!!
To see one of the oldest cultivated gardens in London from the 13th Century (I believe) was astonishing. The garden has gone through many changes and in recent times Beth Chatto re-designed the Rose terrace sometime around 1930 and various pieces of sculpture have been added. The kitchen garden is very interesting and in general the planting throughout the garden is well planned.
I really liked to see the bee hives down the bottom of the garden and the gardens are large, so if you see a long queue do not worry you will 'have your own space'
For any gardener Lambeth Palace Gardens is a 'must see' for 2016.
As above please check the Lambeth Palace website for details and go,enjoy, you will have a really good afternoon there.
Very highly recommended.
