Please contact us if you find this section helpful or if you need a tour guide. You can stay in a Garden Hotels or a Garden Bed and Breakfast London must have a greater concentration of enthusiastic gardeners than any other capital city. But most of London's gardens are private, so one has to visit municipal parks and Royal Parks or travel beyond the city limits. Fortunately, London is the hub of a great transport network.
Commuters arrive during the morning rush hour and depart during the evening rush-hour.
Since garden visitors do the opposite, the system might have been arranged for their convenience. You can use public transport to visit gardens and parks, many of which freely open all the year. After visiting the Chelsea Physic and Ranelagh Gardens, cross Chelsea Bridge to Battersea Park. These parks and gardens are all within easy walking distance of each other. One should follow Nash's 'processional route' from St James's Park, up Regent Street and Portland Place to Regent's Park.