Festival Gardens — Attraction in London

Formal gardens mostly laid out on Blitz destroyed Old Change Street aside St.Paul’s and repurposed as formal gardens for the Festival of Britain in 1951. Subsequently remodelled and landscaped. A tepid terraced wall-fountain and a line of immaculately manicured and pleached lime trees among the main features here. Colourful bedding, plants, shady trees, lawn, ample seating, statues and sculptures. Despite the unquestionably salubrious setting and the impeccable maintenance this is neither particularly evocative nor a truly exceptional showcase for...

Great spot to kick back and relax, whether you’re grabbing lunch, meeting up with friends, or just looking for a peaceful break. It’s right next to St. Paul’s Cathedral, so you’ve got a stunning view to enjoy while you’re there. The little fountain adds a nice touch, and the greenery makes it feel like you’ve stumbled into a quiet, tucked-away part of the city. It’s got a laid back vibe that’s perfect for taking it easy, and it really feels like a refreshing escape from the usual London hustle. Perfect for a slow afternoon or a...

A small green space in the middle of two busy roads with an amazing backdrop of the Iconic St Paul's Cathedral. Is nice to be able to take a break listening to the water fountains, as is very relaxing. There are a few statues around with the most popular one to be the Two Lovers. There's also a bronze memorial bust of John Donne .The Festival Gardens were created in 1951 by Sir...