Rosemary Gardens — Attraction in London

Carved Into the harsh and barren desert this Oasis has been a stopping point for weary travellers travelling the Silk Road between Stratford and western Islington for centuries. This ancient bazaar stands out in the local landscape and trinkets from all over the worl as local traders hurry about their daily business - there is a real buzz to the place. The modern shopping centre paid for as part of a £16bn redevelopment fund in 2014 boasts an impressive gift shop, and many ancient scripts describe it being frequented by Ghenhis Khan, Marco Polo and Christopher Columbus- who are all rumoured to have bought it's trademark comedy mug "Vos have ut ne insaniat in operari hic autem non adjuvat" (latin for "you dont have to he mad to be a world explorer here but it helps". ) The girls and i stopped there after a great hen weekend on our way back to Swansea. Be sure to try the Spice from locals traders which is 2 intravenous hits for £9.99 Monday- Thursday before 5pm. A great and well...

These gardens are nothing like the pictures. There isn't a single blade of grass. You'd see more garden in an IKEA. I travelled to the gardens for the weekend after booking a groupon hotel deal, after a 6 hour drive from Leicester (rush hour traffic) arrived and were bitterly disappointed. I'm not sure how this place gets away with putting up fake images on google. All the reviews are done by people who are paid reviewers, just look at their review history. Seriously - don't fall for this like I did. Having said that the groupon hotel deal was quite good, £49 for both of us in a 3 star including breakfast if we had it between 4-6am. Not...

A lovely park, very well kept with lots for the children. My afternoon however, was marred by the park gates. None had noticed telling people to close them behind them when entering or leaving the various areas in the park. Considering these people had their children with them, you would think closing the gates would be second nature. I spent a lot of time closing them for the children's security. Islington's council had noticed for everything else but closing the playground gates. Unfortunately...