Gardens to Visit in London, August 2022
Our pick of 5 gardens to visit in or near London this August 2022! Having spent so much time indoors over the past year, treat yourself with a visit to one of the beautiful green spaces in the capital, or visit some beautiful gardens located within driving distance of London.
Treat yourself to a wonderful day out!
Book Tickets: Buckingham Palace Gardens
Hampton Court Palace & Gardens
Hampton Court Palace is home to some spectacular gardens. Lose yourself in the most famous maze in the world, still baffling visitors after 300 years. See the Privy Garden, now restored to its former glory and complete with its intricate Tijou Screen. Discover the sunken gardens created for Henry VIII and transformed by Mary II. Meet mysterious beasts, storm the battlements and discover the secret grotto in the Magic Garden!
All included in a standard admission ticket
Book tickets: Hampton Court Palace & Gardens
Kew Gardens
A wonderful way to spend a day out in the fresh air with a visit to Kew, the world-famous Royal Botanical Gardens. There are over 50,000 living plants to be found across the UNESCO World Heritage site. And with flowers in blooms and leaves on the trees, summer is a wonderful time to book a visit!
Book Tickets: Kew Gardens
Leeds Castle
The loveliest castle in the world with over 500 acres of garden and parkland. Located in Kent, just 1 hour from London by car. Lose yourself in the Maze which consists of 2,400 yew trees. Explore the Princess Alexandra Gardens, a vibrant burst of colour with a carpet of Daffodils, Narcissi and Anemones. See the Culpeper Garden, a very English garden featuring Roses, Lupins, Poppies, with exotic blooms mixed in to create a profusion of colour and scent. And relax and enjoy superb views across the Great Water from the Lady Baillie Mediterranean Garden Terraces.
Book Now: Leeds Castle & Gardens
Waddesdon Manor & Gardens
Waddesdon Manor in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire is home to some spectacular gardens! Its about a 60-90 minute drive from London, and well worth the trip. The gardens were the vision of Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, who created the Manor at the end of the 19th century. The gardens are an exceptional example of late Victorian garden design, and highlights include the Parterre & Carpet Bedding, Aviary garden, water garden, woodland playground and more.
This garden is sure to impress with a visit this August!
Book tickets: Waddesdon Manor
