London

A fabulous experience! The moment you walk through the door, it's as if you are Alice entering Wonderland! Each room splendidly and artistically decorated, lots of little surprises...look closely...and great art installations. The Tea was perfect, and when I decided my first choice of tea wasn't the best for me, I was allowed to change. My favorite sandwiches and treats were replenished. Sarah provided a great account of some of the history, the current artists on display, fun things to come! To top it off, we enjoyed Christmas music by a 6 person choir. This will be one of the highlights of my trip! Oh...and make a point to visit the restrooms to freshen up. Ha! What a unique layout! A wonderful 2 hours of food and entertainment...fantastic staff Sarah and Adele, plus many more. Lots of character. Thank you!

Great cafe for kids, my son loved the place. Yes there's a wait, yes it's chaotic but the staff keep it fun with sing alongs and certain shout outs when certain cereals are asked for. It's Camden, take the rough with the smooth. It's a niche market cafe not macdonalds. Special shout out to Phoenix and the staff on Saturday March 4th, we loved our visit and we'll be back every time we visit London. It makes the grown up atmosphere of the stables a little more tolerable for the little people ❤️✌🏻

Went there yesterday for breakfast my only gripe is the parking situation we had 2 vans with us on our way to trade at a car show in Crystal Palace what annoyed me was I knew the lad on the gate and last year at the nec when they were stuck on their stand without electric leads and us watching over marks personal bikes and other items belonging to ace this was how the goodwill was returned also at that time yesterday there were police vans allowed to park there in fact the place was rammed with police Moral of the story is with the parking the way it is may be a idea to avoid if your driving a van Otherwise food good

I'm in love with this place! It's got a tasty short menu, beautifully refreshing juices (loved the pink grapefruit and ginger) and the location is perfectly situated opposite the park. Also good for parking your car. Most importantly, this place is big so you never feel like it's crowded. Cheeky on top was all the good looking health and fitness crew who trickled in from the common. I'll be a regular here!

I have walked past and over the bridge for many years and indeed seen people queueing and going in. At first I thought the published price was a little bit expensive, for what it is, but on a rainy day in London I can recommend it. Yes build up your resolve and stand on the glass floor, you know you want to. There is also a lot of history to it and an awful lot of rivets in it!

Fabulous place probably the world's best botanical gardens previously visited as a kid over 40 years ago when my lasting memory was of people moaning about cans of coke being 50p well it seems the professional moaners are errr still moaning well bring your own refreshments and buy your tickets on line to avoid the queue. There's a road train great for the elderly & families with kiddies who would otherwise find a struggle to get about but a lazy minority moaned about that too. Get a grip people and get a life you should feel priveledged to have such a wonderful place to enjoy. It's a huge place more than enough to enjoy in one day so I'm coming back to see the buildings that are being restored yes the Pagoda and the Temperate House that more people are moaning about being closed which is clearly stated on the website. The sky walk, Princess Of Wales conservatory, Davies house, Palm conservatory the Hive, Roses rec etc all fabulous. So anyone who's looking to visit ignore the moaners and enjoy �

So many people out for the great weather on a long weekend. Once dosed up on antihistamines to combat the Polin it was a great day to be outdoors. The lawn mower must be on holidays as the grass was fairly long. Great destination for a walk, bike ride, horse ride or relax in the sun.

As I've said before ,the best-place in the whole world , I love the peace , the dear the trees the nature , I Nordic walk there 4 times a week ,each time a new walk, , the park is endless , steeped with history gone by , the 900 hundred oak old trees ,that has seen so much ! That could tell so much , you can just feel the presents of kings and queens gone by ,.

This exhibition is an absolute must see. I happened to be in London from Edinburgh with my 17 year old daughter - in the city for a completely different reason - and took the opportunity. I was very impressed with the audio, both the quality and the zoning (you rock up to a video screen and the audio feed plays when you're within proximity). The videos, artefacts and stories were fascinating. I completely geeked out seeing David Gilmour's legendary black modified Fender Strat and equally legendary Telecaster, the one he used for the looping and delays on The Wall, among other compositions. Richard Wright's keyboards are there along with the effects units they used, there are drums, bass guitars, amplifiers and pretty much all of the speaker cabs that you can see on Live in Pompei. For a gear geek like me, heaven! By the time I got to a video of Richard Wright explaining how he had put the chords together for the Great Gig in the Sky and watching him play it, I was very emotional. Walking into the performance area and watching that band play Comfortably Numb from their Live 8 set pushed me over the edge and the tears flowed. I wasn't the only one moved to tears. You really don't have to be a Floyd fan to appreciate this, it is an amazing experience start to finish. It is quite compact in terms of space to move around but, to be honest, I hardly noticed. Allow 3 to 4 hours to really take everything in then go to the pub to calm down and reflect, you'll need it.

Love Hampton court it's beautiful and an amazing place to visit. We don't live locally but are lucky enough to have family a short walk away and so have an annual pass we visit so often. Love the palace and really impressed with all the activities they do during the holidays really enjoyed the powerplay this time and the tile painting. Love the magic garden, kids have lots if fun.All the staff are helpful and friendly. Payed to see the horrible histories show which was brilliant and well organised. Perfect day out

I had a rose gold Monica Vinader bracelet that the cap had come off the end and the cord was very worn, it was just coming up to the end of its two year warranty and I brought it into liberty london (it had been purchased on netaporter) the girl at the concession could not have been more friendly, efficient or helpful, unfortunately I don't have her name. Without hesitation she sent it off to be repaired free of charge and today I received in the post a brand new replacement bracelet packaged beautifully from Monica vinader. I was soooo pleased �. Amazing customer service from both liberty London and Monica Vinader �

Great environment it reminded me of a mall in Qatar but Westfield had a few more things to top it off, loved the toilets with all the fixtures and fittings the latest state of the art, food hall had great choices, loved the places to charge my phone, lots of choices for anything you need for clothes, shoes, accessories, things for the home, to top it off the security was superb, they kept us feeling safe at all times. Great experience I need to go back soon, it was worth the journey.❤️

I had a wonderful time. Couldn't have been happier with the DJ as he put on lots of classic tunes. It's hard to find a club that doesn't play the same 10 songs every weekend. Well done to the DJ for taking us back in time. The bartenders were also very attentive and quick to serve. There was one problem with girls fighting but it was dealt with well so everyone was able to carry on the night. I will be going back again.

An amazing day out for my 9yr old and 6 yr old. Majority of staff were beyond awesome. ( a few needed a personality transplant). I would highly recommend this place to every parent out there. 4 hours of greatness. Both my son and daughter got to do do over 7 activities each in the 4 hours. The on;y thing that stops me from giving 5 stars is that it is impossible for the kids to earn enough to buy anything with the amount of kidzo's. They both were running form job to job and earning money, they had to spend some on cool jobs like fire fighter. at the end of the four sessions they went to the shop with 76 and 79 kidzos only to be disappointed that there was nothing but a ruler to buy?!?!?! All that hard work and fun and the last memory is not being able to buy a decent toy each. surely kidzania don't want that being every kids last memory? They could not then go back and do more paid activities as there time had run out so we left with kids that they could not spend. We live in Plymouth so its not as if we can come back soon. Disappointed! Maybe look into getting rubbers and pencils etc and small colouring books so the little ones can buy a few things at the end and feel like there hard work paid off. The moral you left on my two was that after all that hard work you don't earn enough to make it worth while, not a great out look in my opinion.