Another fantastic summer of free live music awaits in the heart of the city, as Regent’s Park Music Festival has just begun. Every weekend and bank holiday from 18 June to 25 September, Regent’s Broad Walk and the Bandstand will be home to spectacular concerts. Programmes include local Jazz Big Bands, Concert Bands, small groups, and Choirs. Live performances will be lasting all afternoon from 12.30 to 5:30 PM on Bank Holiday Mondays and Sundays, and from 2 PM to 4 PM on Satu

Wander through 60 varieties of flourishing tulips in one iconic place: the Hampton Court Palace Gardens. Yes, the annual Tulip Festival is back, claiming the title of the biggest Tulip Festival in the UK! Here's a sneak photo preview. Once again, Hampton Court's spectacular floral event greets its visitors with dozens of rare, specialist, and historic tulip varieties inspired by Mary ll's popular 17th-century collection at Hampton Court Palace. Exploring the Gardens Take a st

It was a freezing Saturday morning but seeing Hyde Park inundated with mini carpets of snowdrops and daffodils warmed our souls with fresh hope: yes, spring is on its way (at last!). We just have to brave another stormy February.

Make this spring memorable and book a special 90-minute visit to the Buckingham Palace Garden! Enjoy the blissful serenity of the Queen’s majestic gardens when they’re not typically available to the general public. An experienced royal warden will help you discover all the seasonal highlights during a limited number of just 9 guided tours. You'll have special access to the whole 39-acre private land in full springtime when the historic garden is flourishing with the utmost fr

The Regent’s Park Music Festival Each summer weekend, Regent’s Park bandstand bursts with life, joy, and song, hosting very popular free music concerts that draw audiences of up to 900 people for each performance. As every year concerts get bigger and better, Regent’s Park Music Festival organiser Mark Elliott said: “it's a joy to see the pleasure these concerts give to visitors and residents who hear the Bandstand and Gazebo come to life again after several years of occasion