Hello, I'm Grace Farrell and you're watching Foodie Fives. Summer is well and truly beckoning and what better way to pair food and sun than with a good old-fashioned picnic. London's brimming with beautiful outdoor areas so we've shortlisted the top five picnic spots to visit in the capital. At number five we have the Hornerman Museum and Gardens in Forest Hill. Visit the museum before settling down near the old bandstand to eat, either on a rug or at a table. Afterwards take a wander into the meadowfield and visit the exotic 18th century conservatory. At number four it's Greenwich Park, home of the prime Meridian line, lay your blanket in either the west or easten hemisphere literally or enjoy the views of the Thames from the top of Greenwich Hill. After your picnic take a wander around the University buildings or visit the planetarium. Number three on our list is the mighty Richmond Park. At 2500 acres the park is London's biggest green space and is teeming with wildlife. Great for long walks, deer spotting and fantastic views from King Henry's mound. See the online picnic guide for more information. At number two it's the illustrious Hyde Park, a good option if you fancy somewhere central. With huge expenses of greenery there are plenty of picnic spots to choose from. Afterwards hire a pedal boat on the serpentine or wander through Kensington Gardens with an ice cream. So our favourite picnic spot at number one is Hampstead Heath. With sprawling hills and swimming ponds the Heath is a haven for those wanting to escape the city. The best place to picnic is Parliament Hill which has sublime views of central London. Golders Hill is also a great option. So pack a tasty hamper and leave the hustle and bustle behind for a bit. Let us know your favourite London picnic spots in the comments below and subscribe for more foodie fives.