A traditional community pub on Lower Richmond Road in Mortlake, south-west London, the Jolly Gardeners is a friendly local with a long and tangled history. The present building dates from the early twentieth century, but there has been a pub on or near the site for centuries, and its name is thought to reference the market gardens that once surrounded this stretch of the Thames before the area was built up. Today it serves the residential streets between Mortlake and East Sheen. The pub's linea.....

K West on Richmond Way in Shepherd's Bush is currently undergoing a transformation into Hotel Indigo London K West Shepherd's Bush, scheduled to reopen in spring 2026. The venue has long served as a dining and hotel destination in this corner of west London, and the rebrand promises a refreshed experience while maintaining the location's established character.

Kew Gardens, officially the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew on the southwestern edge of London, is one of the most important botanical institutions in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its historic glasshouses, vast living collections and scientific work. The gardens trace their origins to the eighteenth century, when royal estates beside the Thames were developed into pleasure grounds and a botanic garden, and they grew over the following centuries into a centre of plant scie.....

A grand mansion near the royal palaces of central London, Lancaster House is one of the most splendid private houses in the city. Its richly gilded rooms are used today for grand events of state. The house was built in the first half of the 19th century for a royal duke, and later passed to a wealthy noble family. No expense was spared in its making. Its interiors are among the most lavish of their age, with marble, gilding and great staircases in the rich style of the day. They were meant to .....

The Vineyard belongs to Davy's, the independent, family-owned wine merchant and bar group founded all the way back in 1870, and that century and a half of expertise is written through everything it does. Set on St Katharine's Way beside the old docks east of the Tower of London, it carries the distinctive Davy's character of sawdust-and-bin-ends tradition brought up to date. Wine is the heart of the operation, an extensive, well-travelled list drawn from the group's own merchant heritage and p.....

Once the grounds of Pitzhanger Manor, Walpole Park is a 28-acre municipal park in Ealing, west London, laid out around the early nineteenth-century country home of the architect Sir John Soane. Soane bought Pitzhanger in 1800 and remodelled both the house and its grounds, employing the landscape gardener John Haverfield to reshape the estate during the early 1800s. After changing hands several times, the estate was purchased by Ealing District Council in 1899 from the Walpole family, and the p.....

Laid out in the former grounds of Pitzhanger Manor and opened to the public on 1 May 1901, Walpole Park is a Grade II registered municipal park covering roughly 28 acres in the centre of Ealing, west London. The land had been the country retreat of the architect Sir John Soane, who remodelled the manor house between 1800 and 1804, and the park preserves elements of his designed landscape, including an ornamental lake and mature specimen trees. Ealing District Council bought the estate from the .....

Beneath a soaring eight-storey atrium that floods the space with natural light, the Winter Garden at The Landmark London on Marylebone Road provides one of the capital's most dramatic dining settings. The five-star hotel, a member of Leading Hotels of the World, offers a full dining programme including afternoon tea, all-day dining, and evening meals. The sheer scale of the atrium - one of London's most photographed interiors - makes every meal feel like an event.