Observe over 600 free-roaming deer and immerse yourself in the variety of bird species. Spread over 2500 acres of open countryside, historic woodland and hidden gardens that make for relaxing walks and picnics. Get up close and personal with nature in one of London's largest green hideaways, surrounded by rare plants and historic landmarks.

St Dunstan in the East is an absolutely idyllic oasis in the middle of London's banking district. It is a beautifully planted church ruin where you can relax and unwind. Many business people come here during their lunch break to enjoy a coffee or to delve into their book.

Hike through ancient forests, explore lush meadows, and enjoy the serenity of the idyllic swimming ponds. Observe the diverse bird life, from woodpeckers to owls, and be enchanted by the untouched nature. Whether it's a picnic or a refreshing swim, you'll find the perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city, surrounded by the stunning backdrop of London.

Sitting in front of the open fire, surrounded by low beams and 18th century interiors, enjoy a cosy pint. The charm of this historic inn, coupled with a hospitable menu, invites you to linger. A walk through the autumnal foliage of Hampstead Heath completes the visit before warming up by the warming log fire.

Illuminated by traditional stone lanterns, gentle waterfalls and the soft splashing of koi ponds accompany you through this garden. Surrounded by sakura and maple trees, you'll discover peaceful paths as peacocks elegantly unfold their splendor. A rare opportunity to experience Japanese garden art in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city, surrounded by a rich array of flora and fauna.

On the banks of the Regent's Canal, Towpath Cafe is a rustic gem with a seasonal menu that changes daily. Enjoy Spanish sausage in a sandwich, mojo verde on fried eggs, and shrimp on sourdough toast as you soak up the unique flair and water views in the middle of the city.

With over 50,000 living plant species, including extremely rare and endangered ones, the Victorian greenhouses and open-air gardens offer unique insights into global biodiversity. From majestic palm trees at the Palm House to exotic orchids at the Princess of Wales Conservatory, it's a nature lover's paradise. Children will be fascinated by the giant water lilies at Waterlily House.

Glide over Limehouse Cut or Regent's Canal in a strikingly patterned cow canoe. At the monthly sewer cleaning event, you paddle for free and at the same time make a contribution to environmental protection. A perfect combination of adventure on the water and the good feeling of actively contributing to the protection of the canals.

So nice, so natural, its really cool. Uou can see ghe whole city when you climb up the hill. Many old trees and lots if flowers

Twice a year, artists open their studios to present their works and offer them for sale. This unique opportunity allows you to go behind the scenes of a vibrant creative community and connect directly with the artists as you experience the historical and cultural atmosphere of an island full of stories and musical past.

Jogging, cycling, boating on the serpentine or picnicking on the wide meadows surrounded by historical monuments and living fauna. With playgrounds and the Diana Memorial Fountain, this place also offers plenty of fun and discovery opportunities for children in the middle of nature.

Glide in a gondola along picturesque canals surrounded by Georgian structures while colorful houseboats gently bob in the water. Relax in cozy waterfront cafes, discover indie pubs, and experience unique puppet shows on a barge. Walk through green avenues and take in the tranquil atmosphere that will make you forget for a moment where you really are.

Not far from Euston station, this cute Cafe is in the middle of the Idyllic park with old trees In Gordon Square. They serve vegan food and dairy and gluten free homemade cakes, sandwiches and really delicious coffee. The owner is Austrian and you can spot some special Austrian cuisine. Defo recommend

Explore the Crossness Pumping Station, a masterpiece of Victorian industrial architecture. Admire the lavishly restored steam engines and immerse yourself in the history of London as it once struggled with water problems and disease. Insight into the revolutionary technology of the time, which contributed significantly to the cleaning of the Thames.

Sleeping next to lions allows you to get up close and personal with the majestic roars and peaceful sleeping sounds of these impressive predators. Falling asleep under the stars while being surrounded by the mesmerizing atmosphere of the Land of Lions offers a unique connection to nature. For children, there are special exploration tours that bring them closer to the fascinating world of lions.

Enjoy a delicious meal as you cruise along the River Thames as iconic London landmarks such as Tower Bridge, the London Eye, and the Houses of Parliament pass by. Ideal for special occasions, this cruise offers the opportunity to dine in a dynamic ambience while seeing the city from a magical, new perspective.

Enjoy a Sunday morning with brunch inspired by the flavors of Sri Lanka. In the middle of the greenery of Vicky Park, exotic spices, colorful dishes and an atmosphere that invites you to relax await you. Whether it's spicy curries, fresh juices or traditional desserts – here you can start the day with a variety of culinary delights and full of energy.

Enjoy cool pints in a hidden rooftop garden surrounded by stunning views over vibrant Brick Lane. The combination of refreshing drinks and the unique atmosphere of this urban garden creates a relaxing experience. Perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city while looking at vibrant life from a new perspective.

Between majestic deer roaming freely through extensive parklands and the gentle course of the River Thames, you'll find a haven of peace. Culinary delights await you at world-class restaurants on the waterfront, while historical beauties and lush gardens beckon to explore. Perfect for a break from everyday life, surrounded by nature and history.

Its an old pond in the middle of london, you need to book before, women and men do have an extra pond. Its very old and traditional, very interesting. Book early enough in summer.