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What if I told you that there was a sub-tropical garden hidden away between the 34th to 37th floor of 20 Fenchurch Street (affectionately nicknamed the Walkie Talkie building thanks to its unusual appearance – check out the location on myLondon tourist attractions map). What if I also told you that the Walkie Talkie just so happens to command some ...
Now that we’ve worked out that popping in to the Sky Garden should be at the top of your London Instagram bucket list, the next question is how do you go about getting in. How do you get into the Sky Garden? Let me count the ways… In all honesty, it can be a bit of a mind melt going through their website and trying to work out how you can visit wit...
It’s London’s Highest Public Garden
Located between floors 34 to 37 of the Walkie Talkie, Sky Garden is London’s highest public garden. It was originally meant to be 220 metres high, making it one of the tallest buildings in The City, but people were concerned about how it would affect the view of St Pauls. Because of this, the height was reduced in 2006, leaving it shorter and stumpier.
You can See Most of London’s Biggest Landmarks from It
Handily, the Walkie Talkie is higher than most of the buildings nearby, so you get some pretty cool views of London spread out before you. You can spot many of the city’s biggest landmarks, including The Shard, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, The London Eye, The BT Tower and much more. Enjoy the free views of London without any reservationsfrom any of those landmarks!
The Gardens Are Gorgeous
Much as the views are appealing, the gardens are absolutely gorgeous too. Filled primarily with Mediterranean and South African species, it’s pretty much a world away from anything else you’ll find in London. The garden is spread out over three terraces, each representing a different kind of habitat. Mounds of lush greenery are studded with bursts of colour from flowers such as Bird of Paradise and Red Hot Poker – with views of the city and the Thames peeking out from behind. The best part? T...
Fenchurch
Sitting 37 floors above the chaos that is London, Sky Garden’s signature restaurant Fenchuch serves contemporary cuisine that’s bursting with fresh flavours and one heck of an eyeful of viewto go with. The restaurant opens from 12pm – 9:45pm from Thursday to Sunday (when it closes at 8:30pm). You can dine a la carte throughout the day but their set lunch menu is rather good value. You can indulge in their delicious menu for £34.50 or £39.50 for two and three courses respectively. Alternativel...
Darwin Brasserie
Darwin Brasserie is located on the 36th floor of the building. It serves an all-day menu (including a rather delicious breakfast) but also happens to be one of the best brunch spots in the city. The three-course brunch features stellar dishes such as pressed ham hock terrine and classic eggs florentine (which comes atop caramelised onion hash and slow roast tomatoes) and costs £42.50 per person (drinks are additional and, for the record, aren’t bottomless, even though they used to be). Top ti...
Sky Pod Bar
Sky Pod is the most relaxed of the food and beverage options in the Sky Garden. Because of this, it’s also my favourite place to enjoy the views. Opening at 10am (9am on weekends) and closing late, it offers a small range of all day dining options, as well as a rather fabulous array of cocktails in the evenings.
Sky Garden is a sub-tropical garden and viewing platform on the top of the Walkie Talkie building in London. Learn how to get in without booking, and enjoy the views, food, drinks, and yoga at this free attraction.
12 de abr. de 2021 · Sky Garden é um jardim de inverno localizado no último andar de um edifício na City of London, com vistas fantásticas da cidade. E o acesso é gratuito! 20 Fenchurch Street é o endereço e o nome oficial do prédio que, devido a sua forma peculiar, recebeu o apelido de Walkie-Talkie.
O mirante do Sky Garden tem todas as paredes de vidro e oferece vistas panorâmicas de Londres em todas as direções. A St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Torre de Londres e a Tower Bridge são alguns dos monumentos que o rodeiam.
GETTING HERE. Regular rail services run into London Fenchurch Street, Cannon Street, London Liverpool street & London Bridge, also well connected to major London bus routes.
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