Tom Turner, Principal Lecturer in Garden History at the University of Greenwich’s School of Architecture, Design & Construction and the driving force behind gardenvisit.com has has created a 20 mile walking tour of London’s secret gardens to celebrate the inaugural Chelsea Fringe, the off-shoot of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
The walk, which can also be followed by bike, stops at 40 points through London, following a loop covering over 3,500 years of history, from Henry VIII’s hunting grounds to Roman gardens and a modern city farm.
Visit London Gardens Walk for the route and for more information. There is also an e-book available for Kindle - and today it will be free to download.
The Chelsea Fringe Festival runs until 10 June.
The walk, which can also be followed by bike, stops at 40 points through London, following a loop covering over 3,500 years of history, from Henry VIII’s hunting grounds to Roman gardens and a modern city farm.
Visit London Gardens Walk for the route and for more information. There is also an e-book available for Kindle - and today it will be free to download.
The Chelsea Fringe Festival runs until 10 June.
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