Welcome

Gardens of the Rose

OPENING TIMES 2012

from Saturday 9th June - Sunday 29th July

We look forward to welcoming visitors then

Every day 10am - 5pm

MEMBERS

Members may visit the Gardens

All Year Round - Monday to Friday - 10am till 4pm

 For more information please contact the office

Tel: 0845 833 4344 

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Hidden Spots of London

London is full of hidden spots that offer a more serene and unique experience away from the usual crowds. In the heart of the city, the Kyoto Garden in Holland Park is a tranquil oasis of ponds, waterfalls, and lush greenery, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle.

Not far from there, Leadenhall Market, with IwKY5zqCYsGrWg its stunning Victorian architecture, is often overlooked by tourists, making it a perfect spot for a quiet lunch or a quick browse through the boutique shops. For a touch of history, the Seven Dials, a small area of Covent Garden, hides a network of narrow streets with charming shops and old-fashioned theatres, all set against a backdrop of centuries-old buildings.

One of London’s most mysterious gems is the Little Venice area, where picturesque canals and waterside cafés offer a quiet retreat, far removed from the busy city streets. 2fvAlUBM2n7Irp If you're looking for something a bit more unusual, the Hunterian Museum in the Royal College of Surgeons houses a fascinating collection of medical specimens, many of which are rarely seen by the public.

Hidden beneath the streets of the city, the ancient Roman Baths in the city center are a secret sanctuary of history, often overlooked in favor of other tourist attractions. For a truly off-the-beaten-path experience, visit Postman’s Park, a lovely green space dedicated to heroic self-sacrifice, with memorials to people who died saving others.

In the East End, the Old Truman Brewery is a hidden hub of creativity, with independent shops, street art, and pop-up markets that showcase London's alternative scene. Lastly, 004by2ceh6yzvb the Sky Garden at 20 Fenchurch Street offers panoramic views of the city, often bypassed by visitors in favor of other high-rise spots like the Shard.

London's hidden spots, with their rich history, quiet beauty, and unique charm, remind us that the city's most memorable experiences often lie in the unexpected corners, waiting to be explored.

Introduction

Founded in 1876, the Royal National Rose Society is a leading gardening charity (Registered Charity No. 1035848) dedicated to encouraging, improving and extending the science, art and practice of the cultivation and conservation of roses.

The Society still adheres to these principles and promotes growing roses, provides information and helps rose growers and enthusiasts across the world.

Join today and gain access to the members-only section of the website which offers the latest news, the Royal National Rose Society magazine on-line, growing tips and free rose advice, up-to-date information on the latest roses and trials and the opportunity to manage your account details on-line.