The Borough of Barking and Dagenham are sitauded in East London. It lies around 9 miles east of Central London. It is an External London borough. The Borough is home to some attractions such as the Eastbury Manor house, Barking park, valence house museum, Mayesbrook Park, Parsloes Park, etc. Pubs in the Borough include the thatched house pub, the Barking Dog, the royal oak, the victoria, spotted dog, the beacon tree, and several others. Pubs such as the Barking dog provide you with real ales and budget meal deals, plus a family dining area. If your want to experience some good quality food, then head down to some of Barkings and Dagenham popular eateries such as Lara grill, the golden fish bar, Bekash tandoori, Brook pie and mash, the boathouse cafe and bar, and various others providing you with authentic cuisine full of flavour.

Head down to the valence house museum in Dagenham, where exciting galleries tell the stories of the people from Barking and Dagenham. You can view exhibits such as the Dagenham idol at the museum, which is believed to be the lower jaw of a Greenland whale. As well as investigating the museum, you can recline in their serene gardens, which include a herb garden, a World War Two 'Dig for Victory' field, which consists of a duplicate Anderson Shelter, enjoy some delicious treats at their Oasis cafe and find out more about the communities and people of Barking and Dagenham. The museum also has samples of the Fanshawe family portraits that hang proudly. The gallery provides people of all ages with various arts and crafts, archaeology, and murder mystery evenings.

Eastbury manor house is a stunning Riverside building constructed with striking Elizabethan brick, adding to its charm and astonishing beauty. The building is adorned with lush green gardens and vibrant flower beds, made to captivate the imagination. Enjoy the tranquil gardens of Eastbury manor, watch out for some wildlife, and absorb the rich greenery's views. Eastbury supports teachers in presenting the National Curriculum for primary, secondary, and SEN pupils. Eastbury's historic rooms and gardens and unique history are used to inspire curiosity through a range of hands-on and engaging training opportunities. Celebrate the museum's long history through various artifacts, objects, and paintings. Some things you can discover at the manor include the easter egg collection, spring-inspired paintings, Persian-designed carpet, and various other ornaments that are pretty intriguing.

If you want to avoid the hectic city life for a while, then head down to Mayesbrook park located in Dagenham. The park consists of up to 43 hectares of land to explore while discovering unique plants, trees, and wildlife thoroughly. Mayesbrook Park is a huge and varied park with sporting departments, an charming nature reserve, and a renewed river landscape. Towards the south of the park, there are two large lakes where you can discover birds, ducks, and other small animals. There are various benches and picnic tables located all over the park where you can enjoy quality family time, catch your breath or sit back and enjoy the views. Mayesbrook park also consists of sports and leisure amenities such as a trampoline park, football, and cricket pitches, basketball courts, an adventure playground, and an indoor gym.

• Brewers Decorator Centres: https://www.brewers.co.uk/stores/barking/BKG 
• Husk Brewing - Brewery & Taproom: https://www.huskbrewing.com/ 
• Gravity Well Brewing Company: https://www.gravitywellbrewing.co.uk/ 
• BOXCAR Brewery & Taproom: https://boxcarbrewery.co.uk/ 

• Valence house: http://valencehousecollections.co.uk/ 
• Parsloes park: https://www.lbbd.gov.uk/services/parsloes-park 
• Barking creek park: https://www.remotelondon.com/barking-creek/ 
• Old Dagenham Park: https://www.lbbd.gov.uk/services/old-dagenham-park 
• Catholic Church of Saint Mary and Saint Ethelburga Barking: https://smebarking.com/ 

• Lara Grill: http://laragrill.co.uk/ 
• The Golden Fish: http://www.thegoldenfish.co.uk/ 
• Mr Nice Catering: https://mrnicecatering.com/ 
• Turkish Kitchen: https://turkishkitchenbarking.com/ 

Some of the boroughs hidden gems include Valence house muesum, Barking house, Eastbury Manor house, Mayesbrook park and several others waiting to be discovered by you.

 Croydon is a large town situated in the south of London; it is one of the largest commercial districts in Greater London outside Central London, with an extensive shopping district and a night-time economy. Some of the town's attractions include a museum of Croydon, Wandle park, Croham Hurst wood's, Croydon Airport visitor centre, etc. Pubs in Croydon consist of the spread Eagle, green dragon, Whelan’s, the builder's Arms, etc. Pubs such as the green dragon provide you with a relaxed atmosphere, a simple menu, a wide range of beverages, and have a pool table, a weekend DJ, and Live Jazz. To experience some of Croydon's fine dining, head down to some of the town's eateries such as Martils kitchen, Annabella's kitchen, baguettes Italian, and several others, providing you with luscious dishes with a blend of different flavours making your tastebuds rejoice.

Some of Croydon's popular spots consist of the Croydon museum, a place where history comes to life. Delve into design, objects, and narratives around people, location, and identification. Take a journey down memory lane to investigate the venues past and present and some of the incredible productions they have entertained. Other exhibitions consist of the history of hospitals in the Borough. Explore the Victory Day celebration pages and discover artwork, films, and blogs on how Croydon celebrated the end of World War 2. The museum provides you with a digital exhibition that displays former Croydon in all its glory. There are many activities and competitions hosted by the museum, helping them engage with the public and building a solid community. The gallery collection consists of the Borough Art Collection of over 2,500 artworks and over 500 verbal histories. There are textile-related objects, archaeological finds, and various other relics.

If you're passionate about aviation, then head down to the Croydon Airport visitor centre, where you can view some fantastic aircrafts all in different shapes, colours, and sizes. The air centre is a small museum is situated in a historic air traffic control tower and has many displays and models to show off. Features include an interactive presentation, exhibits, and visual images charting the history of Croydon Airport from World War I airfield, London's international airport, Battle of Britain airfield, and closure in 1959. You can arrange a private group tour with the museum helping you understand the history of Croydon's aircraft better. The museum hosts educational workshops for schools and colleges visiting and offers a range of activities for the younger students. Learn more about the revolution of aircraft throughout the years, the production of the RAF aircraft used during world war one, the building of Britain's first terminal, and much more.

If you're looking to escape the hectic life, then head down to one of the Croydon’s popular green spaces known as Wandle park. This is a tranquil haven full of vibrant colours and rich greenery. Inhale the luscious aroma of the fresh bakery from the park cafe and watch the world go by as you sip on a cuppa. This is the perfect place to have a picnic by the riverside, walk the dogs, go for a long stroll, do some workouts, play sports, or enjoy the beauty of nature. The park consists of a traditional children's playground and has facilities such as a basketball court, bowling green, netball court, outdoor gym, football pitch, and a tennis court. Explore through the extraordinary landscape with lush green trees on all sides, various flower beds and watch the little ducks float on the riverbed and consider yourself lucky if you spot some more wildlife creatures in the park's woodlands. The park has amenities such as toilets, a car park, and a cafe.

• The Cronx Brewery Ltd: https://www.thecronx.com/ 
• Signal Brewery: https://signalbeerco.com/ 
• Two Brewers: https://www.twobrewerscroydon.co.uk/ 

• Wandle park: https://www.croydon.gov.uk/libraries-leisure-and-culture/parks-and-open-spaces/parks-and-playgrounds/parks-and-playgrounds-directory?src=D7 
• Coombe wood: https://www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/place/45577162-coombe-wood-croydon 
• Crystal palace park farm: https://www.capel.ac.uk/community/crystal-palace-park-farm/ 
• Llyod park: https://www.croydon.gov.uk/libraries-leisure-and-culture/parks-and-open-spaces/parks-and-playgrounds/parks-and-playgrounds-directory?src=D7 

• The Crown & Sceptre: https://www.crownandsceptresouthcroydon.co.uk/ 
• The Surprise Inn: https://surpriseinnshirley.co.uk/ 
• Whelan's Croydon: https://whelanspubs.co.uk/whelans-irish-traditional/whelans-croydon/ 

Some of Croydon’s hidden gems include coombe woods, Shirley Windmill, Croydon airport visitor centre and various others waiting to be discovered by you.

The Borough of Redbridge lies in East London and is known as a leafy suburb and is covered by forest and greenery. Redbridge has numerous famous attractions such as Valentine park, the Redbridge Museum, Fairlop waters country park, and Valentine's mansion and garden. Pubs in Redbridge include the beehive, Railway bell, King George the 5th, the duke, etc. Pubs such as the beehive provide you with a child-friendly pub/ restaurant, serving various grilled dishes leaving your mouth bursting with flavour. The beehive also has a breakfast menu, a car park, and offers to everyone. Head down to some of Redbridge's popular eateries if you are tired of the old pub classics. Some of the town's best eating spots include Durag chef kitchen, guls grill, filika restaurant, Al Khayma, and several others, providing you with good quality food and beverages.

Valentines mansion and gardens are one of Redbridge's famous attractions. The villa presents 1690s house displays recreated Georgian and Victorian rooms, a gallery, period gardens, and caves. Valentines Mansion is the perfect setting for a romantic and intimate wedding, and then the gardens make it the ideal place to have a photoshoot. Valentines is a fabulous day out for the entire family. Investigate the period bedrooms, including the Georgian bedchamber, Regency salon, and Victorian kitchen. The Gallery entertains many art exhibitions all year round. Take a stroll through the Old English Garden, Kitchen Garden, and Victorian Rose Garden. Other highlights incorporate the Dry Garden, Dovecote, Rococo Grottoes, and Long Water. Extend your visit to Valentines Park, an award-winning public space with a kayaking lake and a children's play space. Snuggled in the Kitchen Garden, you'll find the Gardener's Cottage Cafe. Open every day; the cafe has extensive indoor and outdoor accommodation; pick from a variety of hot and cold drinks, snacks, cakes, soups, sandwiches, and other lunch alternatives.

Redbridge Museum examines the many diverse people, places, and experiences that make up the Borough history. The Museum operates with local people, has over 70 exhibitions and presentations. The Museum runs a program of events and activities throughout the year, from talks and films to crafts and treasure hunts; there is something for all ages. Learn about the moving stories of people who lived in Redbridge and the legacy that they left behind. Learn history from over a thousand years and discover some fantastic stories. The Museum & Heritage Service conveys a broad range of free education assemblies based around the national curriculum. These educational gatherings can take place at the Museum or Valentines Mansion.

• Pretty Decent Beer Co: https://prettydecentbeer.co/ 
• Gravity Well Brewing Company: https://www.gravitywellbrewing.co.uk/ 

• Clay hall park: https://www.redbridge.gov.uk/leisure-sport-and-the-arts/parks/wanstead-barkingside-and-clayhall/ 
• Wanstead park: https://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do/green-spaces/epping-forest/where-to-go-in-epping-forest/wanstead-park 
• Roding Lane Free Church: http://www.rodinglanefreechurch.org.uk/ 

• Gezi Park: https://geziparkrestaurant.com/ 

Some of Redbridge’s hidden gems include Roding valley way, Claybury park, Redbridge lakes, valentines park and various other places.

The London borough of Hillingdon is a bustling Borough situated in west London. Some of Hillingdon's famous attractions include the Battle of Britain Bunker, Bushy park, the Savill garden, etc. Pubs in Hillingdon consist of the vine, the hut pub, the swan & bottle, the prince of wales. Pubs such as the prince of wales provide you with a typical pub menu, deep sofas, and a tv screening sports. This is the perfect place to greet and meet friends, enjoy real ales and traditional English pub food. Escape the old pub classics and head down to some of Hillingdon's famous eateries such as the hungry diner, Zazas Lebanese cuisine, Gumba restaurant, the Dragon Inn, providing you with authentic cuisine full of flavour.

Escape the hectic city life while discovering Savill gardens. Each of the parks Gardens has its characteristic feel, exploding with colourful layouts that modify over the seasons - so every appointment feels original and unique. Ranked among England's most exquisite woodland gardens, The Savill Garden and The Valley Gardens showcase a charming collection of flora from around the globe - providing an ever-changing stage for these dramatic and inspiring displays. The park is open for educational visits and hosts educational workshops for school children. Savill gardens are the perfect place to enjoy a family picnic, go for a long stroll, walk your dogs, enjoy and appreciate the beauty of nature. If you need to catch a breather or refuel, then head down to the Savill Garden kitchen; here, you can expect to find ready-cooked meals, snacks, and refreshments.

The Battle of Britain Bunker Exhibition and Visitor Centre is a 2,000 square meter network on two levels. Its plan embraces the primary themes of flight and aircraft. The exhibition room highlights state-of-the-art museum exhibits, and there is also a 95-seat theatre; large and small meeting rooms with scenes of the exhibition; a café with plenty of snacks and refreshments. The museum consists of a gift shop, with an extensive range of gifts made to suit your budget. You can find a reception area and toilets on the first floor. At the museum, you will get the chance to learn the critical moments of history that shaped Britain’s air defence. You can discover genuine artifacts at the museum, including aircraft remains, uniforms, and telecommunications facilities used by the RAF to protect the nation.

• Fassnidge Park: https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/article/2850/Fassnidge-Park 
• St Marys church: https://stmarys-harefield.org.uk/ 
• Hillingdon trail: https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/article/4888/Hillingdon-Trail 
• Lake farm country park: https://archive.hillingdon.gov.uk/article/14362/Lake-Farm-Country-Park 

• The Green Man: http://www.greenmandenham.co.uk/ 
• The Malt Shovel: https://www.vintageinn.co.uk/restaurants/london/themaltshoveliveruxbridge?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb 
• Coach & Horses: https://www.classicinns.co.uk/thecoachandhorsesickenham 

Some of the boroughs hidden gems include Hillingdon country park, bulls bridge, Packet Boat Marina and numerous others waiting to be discovered by you.

The Borough of Waltham forest lies in North East London. Some of the Borough's attractions include William Morris gallery, Saint James Park, Walthamstow wetlands, vestry house museum, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, etc. Pubs in Waltham forest include the bell, The Chequers Pub Walthamstow, Lord Palmerston, Royal oak, the untraditional pub, and several others. Pubs such as the Royal Oak is a perfect place to relax and enjoy a warm, friendly, and cosy atmosphere. The pub consists of guestrooms, provides you with freshly cooked food that is good quality, and has an extensive range of drinks. Are you tired of the old pub classics? Then head down to some of Waltham forest's popular eateries such as La cafeteria, the kitchen, Yasar’s kitchen, the farmhouse restaurant, Lokkum Bar & Grill provides you with exceptional dishes.

Go back in time at Vestry house museum; the Museum is home to several themed displays and exhibitions such as the famous Bremer Car, a Victorian parlour, and displays on local manufacturers including Ensign, Britain’s, and Wells-Brimtoy. The Museum operates a vast collection of portraits, artworks, and objects that reveal the story of Waltham Forest. This comprises a combination of 80,000 historic photographs from over the Borough, which is convenient to everyone by arrangement. The vestry house museum is the perfect place to spend quality time with family, friends, and alone while creating everlasting memories and learning something new. Some objects you can discover at the Museum include oil paintings, photographic collection, watercolour collection, dishware, toy and games, and various other collections collected from around the country. Vestry House Museum's award-winning garden is a tranquil space where guests and local citizens can relax and speculate. The seeding is stimulated by its history as an eighteenth-century workhouse garden, with an accent on beneficial plants, including vegetables, herbs, and dye plants. There is also a wild grassland area drawing in wild insects; the garden room can be booked for events, conferences, and other occasions.

Explore the magical halls of the William Morris Gallery to discover some intriguing artwork from centuries before. Explore the internationally renowned examples of the William Morris Gallery and study more about the world and the achievement of this extraordinary individual and his compositional collaborators. Investigate the diverse styles of artwork, bringing you closer to art than ever before. The William Morris Gallery allows visitors of all ages an exceptional and intimate encounter with the innovative Victorian designer, artist, writer, and campaigner William Morris. The exhibitions are renewed regularly, so there will always be something different to comprehend and do for everyone, whether you are a first-time visitor, a house with young children, or a William Morris collector. If you need to catch your breath or refuel, then visit the gallery tearoom, providing you with sweets and savoury snacks, wines, and several other snacks and refreshments.

Escape to Walthamstow wetlands to avoid the bustling city streets and soak in the fresh country air while enjoying the spectacular views right before your eyes. Walthamstow nature preserve is the perfect place to get close to nature than ever before; if your fortunate, you may be able to spot some wildlife such as Falcons, Common pipistrelle, Tawny mining bee, European badger, Emerald damselfly, stag beetle, and other wildlife creatures. Wander through the vibrant landscape filled with various multicoloured flower beds. The nature preserve is available to book for school visits and is the perfect place for children to learn more about nature.

• Signature Brew: https://www.signaturebrew.co.uk/ 

• William Morris gallery: https://www.wmgallery.org.uk/?utm_source=google-business&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=google-busines-location-track 
• Lloyd park: https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/lloyd-park 
• Epping forest: https://www.eppingforestdc.gov.uk/ 

• The Bell: https://www.belle17.com/ 
• The Dog & Duck: https://www.dogandduck-e17.co.uk/ 

Some of the boroughs hidden gems include Saint James park, William Morris gallery, Queen Elizabeth Olympic park and several other beauties waiting to be discovered by you!

Lewis is a thriving London borough with plenty of shops, bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants, and attractions; this is a fabulous place to get a taste of city life. Lewisham has various attractions such as the Horniman Museum and gardens, migration museum, Manor House Gardens, Deptford park, etc. Pubs in Lewisham consist of the Lewisham tavern, Sutton's radio, joiners Arms, the jolly farmers, the watch house, and several others. Pubs such as the Lewisham tavern provide you with live sports, a wide assortment of drinks, and a beer garden where you can experience the beer and the breeze at the same time. The pub is pet-friendly, and there is plenty of entertainment, including a pool table, Dartboard, and music. If you're looking to indulge in some of Lewisham's finest food, then head down to some of the borough's popular eateries such as the sparrow, Hummus, Levante restaurant, the madras restaurant, and numerous others providing you with authentic flavours.

One of Lewisham's best spots includes the Horniman museum and gardens: this is an inspiring, surprising, family-friendly, free Museum and Gardens in south London. The Horniman connects you with global cultures and natural wonder. At the museum, you can discover a small aquarium with a wide variety of aquatic life that can be seen, displaying the massive variation in the body shapes, colours, and behaviours of animals in different habitats. Some sea creatures you can view include jellyfish, clownfish, reef fish, anemone. View South American fish swimming about in the submerged mangrove origins. Nearby see the poison dart frogs and tropical tree frogs. During your visit, you'll not only get to see amazing animals up close but also learn about their exciting lives and the places where they live in the wild. Wander through the many fascinating exhibitions at the museum, including the falling birds and the green turtle. In the gardens, you can discover the plonk crazy golf course. The museum holds an extensive range of objects from all over the world. There are twenty thousand objects of African origin, and other objects are from different parts of the world, such as America, Asia, and Europe. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the history of specific objects while creating a memorable experience. The Horniman Museum and gardens consist of four living collections, such as the animal walk where you can see animals such as sheep, goats, Guinea pigs, rabbits, alpacas, and chickens closer than ever before. The other collections consist of the butterfly house, the Aquarium, and many trees in the museum gardens. The museum includes interactive exhibits, a cafe, a gift shop, and facilities such as toilets. Let your eyes feast on the several sweet and savoury snacks at the restaurant; after your complete: head down to the museum gift shop and select from a variety of quirky gifts.

The migration museum is one of Lewisham's best spots, located in the heart of the city centre; this is a fantastic place to learn about how our country developed and advanced throughout the years and what roles migrants play in helping this country to flourish. British emigration has been one of the most meaningful actions of people in recent history. Tens of millions of people have abandoned the British Isles over the past 400 years. Today, some people across the world self-identify as possessing British ancestry, more significant than the UK's population itself. British migration has been one of the most prominent movements of people in modern history. At the museum, learn about some of the people who went from and to this country and their roles and discover the formation of the NHS throughout the years.

• Brockley Brewery: https://www.brockleybrewery.co.uk/ 
• Ignition Brewery: https://ignition.beer/ 
• Meantime Brewing Company: https://shop.meantimebrewing.com/ 
• Partizan Brewing: https://www.partizanbrewing.co.uk/ 

• Manor house gardens: https://lewisham.gov.uk/  
• Lady well fields: https://lewisham.gov.uk/inmyarea/openspaces/parks/ladywell-fields 
• Hilly fields: https://lewisham.gov.uk/inmyarea/openspaces/parks/hilly-fields 
• Lewisham Seventh-day Adventist Church & Community Hall: http://www.lewishamadventist.org.uk/ 

• The Railway: https://www.therailwayblackheath.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb 
• The Princess of Wales: https://www.princessofwalespub.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb 
• The Full Nelson: https://thefullnelsondeptford.co.uk/ 
• Goldsmiths Arms: https://goldsmithsarms.com/ 

Some of Lewisham’s hidden gems include the Horniman museum and gardens, Beckenham place park, Albany arts centre and plenty others waiting to be discovered by you.

Islington is a prosperous Borough of London situated in the centre of the capital. Some of Islington's top attractions include the London canal museum, parkland walk, union chapel, Estorick Collection of modern Italian art, Highbury fields, and museum of the order of Saint John. Pubs in Islington consist of the Charles lamb pub, the old queens head pub, the Island Queen, fox on the green, the Albion, etc. Pubs such as the Albion provide you with an elegant Georgian pub setting with an extensive garden, a variety of classic pub meals, and a wide assortment of drinks. Some of Islington's finest eateries consist of the smokehouse, little Georgia Islington, Radici, Afghan kitchen, Llerena, Gallipoli Cafe & Bistro, and various others, providing you with exceptional cuisine and an excellent dining experience.

One of Islington best spots includes the London canal museum. At the museum, learn the canals, boats, the ice trade, and ice cream. The museum is a medium-sized museum on two floors. There is a harbour outside where you can view the tug Bantam IV and look at the attractive canal basin after reading about its history, creating a fun, memorable experience. The exhibitions cover the themes of life on the canal, canal graffiti, boats and cargos, and the background of England's canals. The museum has vending machines where you can grab a quick snack or drink; however, if that doesn't satisfy you, then there are many local eateries to choose from. The museum has facilities such as toilets, and the building is disability friendly.

Head down to the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art museum; this is a stunning building with some fine examples of Georgian architecture. Wander through the majestic galleries, bringing you closer to art. The exhibition program continues to address artists, movements, and questions in ways that change our understanding of Italian art and culture. Visit the art gallery, which comprises diverse artists' work enabling you to explore different styles and cultures. The museum consists of a bookshop and a cafe. You can run your eyes through many items such as postcards, books, textiles, magnets, and various other gifts that are reasonably priced at the bookshop. At the Estorick museum, you can discover the Estorick cafe, which provides you with indoor seating, a wide range of signature dishes and drinks.

• Brewhouse & Kitchen - Islington (Angel): https://www.brewhouseandkitchen.com/venue/islington/ 
• Hammerton Brewery: https://www.hammertonbrewery.co.uk/site/taproom/ 
• Two Tribes Brewing: https://twotribes.co.uk/ 

• Camden passage: https://www.camdenpassageislington.co.uk/ 
• Culpepper Community Garden: http://culpeper.org.uk/projinstall/ 
• The union chapel: https://unionchapel.org.uk/ 
• Barnard park: https://www.islington.gov.uk/sports-parks-and-trees/parks-and-green-space/your-local-parks/barnard-park 
• Saint Marys church gardens: https://www.islington.gov.uk/ 

• Bellanger: https://bellanger.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=GoogleMyBusiness 
• Megan's at the Sorting Office Restaurant (Islington Square): https://megans.co.uk/locations/megans-at-the-sorting-office/ 
• The Drapers Arms: https://www.thedrapersarms.com/ 

Some of the towns hidden gems include Camden passage, the reading rooms, dead dolls house and plenty others waiting to be discovered by you.

Greenwich is a bustling borough within the capital city of London, with plenty to discover and explore at the boroughs many restaurants, shops, pubs, bars, and cafes. Greenwich's best spots include Prime meridian, the fan museum, the Maritime Museum, Greenwich pier, and Greenwich Park. Pubs in Greenwich consist of the Cutty sark, Greenwich tavern, the old brewery, Trafalgar tavern, and several others. Pubs such as the Greenwich tavern provide you with a modern style pub that sits on three floors, has a modern country house feel, and a wide variety of British/ European dishes and cocktails. The Greenwich Tavern has indoor and outdoor seating and can be hired for events. To experience some of Greenwich's finest dining, then head down to some of the borough's popular eateries such as Buffalo American grill, Sefa restaurant, Midpoint restaurant, Heaps sausage café, and plenty of others leaving your mouth bursting with flavours.

One of Greenwich's well-known attractions incorporates the historical fan centre, which praises the historical backdrop of fans and the craft of fan making. In Greenwich, London, the Fan Museum houses a broad assortment of fans worldwide, making an exciting and noteworthy experience. Wander through the ground floor and upper floor galleries to discover some fantastic collections, such as diverse models of fans throughout time. The exhibition hall is inability amicable. Those with impairments are admitted free; the Museum has sloped admittance, a lift to the Museum's upper and lower floors, toilets for individuals with disabilities, infant evolving offices, and a cloakroom. A wheelchair can be given whenever required. The Museum flaunts an on-location file, study offices, and reference library accessible for use by arrangement for scientists and scholastics. The Museum consists of a gift shop with an extensive range of products such as books, jewellery, stationery, fans, and several other unique souvenirs.

Greenwich Park is one of the borough's most popular attractions; with over four flower gardens, lush green grass stretching out for miles, wildlife, children's playgrounds, and sports facilities, there is plenty to discover and explore. Investigate, the vibrant flowerbeds of the rose nursery spread out in a semi-roundabout plan and planted with dominatingly crossover tea and floribunda roses. The rose nursery is incredibly mainstream with the recreation centre guests; the roses begin blossoming during June and July. The park also consists of traditional children's playgrounds, sports facilities, and other gardens such as the flower garden, the herb garden, the queen's orchid garden, and the herbaceous border. Enjoy the mesmerizing views of the tropical and wild plants in the flower garden, radiating several different colours, turning eyes. Greenwich Park is home to the general Wolfe statue and has tennis courts available for hire.

Visit the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. Find legendary tales of investigation and try that have formed our present reality. At the museum, come face to face with portraits and history of Kings and Queens who helped shape this nation and learn about the difficulties they endured while doing so. When visiting the maritime museum, make sure to capture a photograph of the stunning ship which sits in a giant glass bottle, wander through the polar world's gallery, and discover some captivating paintings. Feel closer to the sea than ever before while viewing the sea gallery, consisting of various sculptures of floats, compasses, ships, and different other sea-related objects. This is the perfect opportunity to go back in time, as at the museum, you can find things used by famous sailors such as Christopher Columbus and Francis Drake. The national maritime museum has plenty to offer with interactive exhibits enabling adults and children to have a great experience while creating long-lasting memories and learning something useful. Activities for children consist of puppet making, ship bottle making, and various other activities held by the museum. Find a range of diverse products in the museum gift shop and hop abroad the cutty sark, which is a model ship where you can explore the cabin; discover how sailors lived, come face to face to some of the boat figureheads, steer the ship and enjoy the stunning views on the deck.

• Meantime Brewing Company: https://shop.meantimebrewing.com/ 
• Husk Brewing - Brewery & Taproom: https://www.huskbrewing.com/ 
• Zerodegrees Microbrewery Restaurant Blackheath: https://www.zerodegrees.co.uk/ 

• Galleries of maritime museum: https://www.rmg.co.uk/national-maritime-museum 
• Greenwich park: https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/greenwich-park 
• East Greenwich Pleasaunce: https://www.royalgreenwich.gov.uk/directory_record/3766/east_greenwich_pleasaunce 
• Grace Church Greenwich: https://www.greenwich.church/ 

• Bill's Greenwich Restaurant: https://bills-website.co.uk/restaurants/greenwich 
• The Prince of Greenwich Pub: https://www.theprinceofgreenwichpub.com/ 
• The Gipsy Moth: https://www.thegipsymothgreenwich.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb 
• Heap's Sausage Café: https://www.heapssausages.com/ 

Some of the boroughs hidden gems include Greenwich foot tunnel, Greenwich park, Planetarium, the fan museum and several others waiting to be uncovered by you.

The borough of Hounslow lies in West London and is known for some of its great attractions such as Hounslow Urban farm, musical museum, Osterley Park, London museum of water and steam, Chiswick house and gardens, etc. Pubs in Hounslow include the honeycomb, the black horse, the cross lances, the rose, and several others. Pubs such as the black horse provide you with a casual setting, classic pub meals, a variety of Indian food, and a wide selection of beverages. The pub also consists of pool tables to keep you entertained throughout the day. If you are bored of the old pub classics, then head down to some of Hounslow's popular eateries such as vegology, urban kitchen, Hyderabad taste, Sahara grill Hounslow, honeymoon restaurant, etc.

Escape the hectic city life and head down to Hounslow Urban Farm. Some animals you can discover at the farm are sheep, owls, chickens, snakes, bearded dragon frog, pygmy goat, bull snake, leopard gecko, Alpaca, pigs, donkey, Thai water dragon, blue tongue skink, and that's not all. Other animals include ducks, turtles, guinea pigs, peacocks, rabbits, ferrets, corn snake, rhea, royal python, Shetland pony. Get the chance to become a keeper for the day and help feed the farm animals, clean their habitats and see them closer than ever before. Other animals you can find at Hounslow urban zoo are fancy rats, goose, Syrian hamster, Guineafowl, chinchilla, Siberian chipmunk, and Saharan Uromastyx. The farm entertains a variety of exhibitions and activities throughout the year, keeping everyone well entertained. If you ever wanted to get near to a cuddly chick or meet a loveable lamb, this is the area to be. Play equipment is also available with an outside play area and indoor bouncy fort.

The Musical Museum explains the enthralling narrative of how people have apprehended and listened to music over the last four centuries. From small music boxes to the Grand Wurlitzer multiplex organ displayed in the concert hall, the group comprises an extraordinary array of instruments and designs, including reprinting pianos, orchestrions, self-playing violins, pipe organs, gramophones & synthesizers. Find out how music was written and produced, see and hear them in performance. The museum consists of a cafe overlooking the river, which provides you with various snacks and refreshments. Other facilities include toilets and a small car park. The musical museum is the perfect place for those passionate about music and who want to delve deeper into the history of music from years before. The museum provides you with the opportunity to live stream events making it unique and safer.

If you want to view and explore some of London's grand 18th-century buildings, then head down to Chiswick house and gardens. Chiswick House is a remarkable beauty, made to captivate imaginations and blow away minds. The house is enclosed by a lush green perfectly landscaped garden adding to its mesmerising charm. Inside the house, you can find some fantastic artwork made by various artists who each had diverse art styles. The Chiswick house al provides you with a fortnightly local market, full of ethically sourced and homemade produce, where you can splash your cash on some exciting items. Chiswick gardens host many events such as sports events, fitness events, outdoor cinemas, a pub in the park, Gifford’s circus, stitching workshop, etc. This is the ideal place to spend quality time with family, friends, or alone. Get lost in the rich greenery standing before your eyes, wander through the many exhibits and take yourself back in time.

• Bedfont Lakes Country Park: https://www.bedfontlakes.co.uk/ 
• Gunnersbury Park: https://www.visitgunnersbury.org/ 
• St Pauls church: https://www.stpaulshw.org.uk/ 
• Grand union canal: https://www.google.com/search?q=Grand+union+canal&rlz=1C1YTUH_en-GBGB942GB942&ei=msCbYK7uBff_7_UPr_SL4AE&oq=Grand+union+canal&gs_lcp=Cgdnd3Mtd2l6EAMyCAgAEOoCEI8BMggIABDqAhCPATIICAAQ6gIQjwEyCAgAEOoCEI8BMggIABDqAhCPATIICAAQ6gIQjwEyCAgAEOoCEI8BMggIABDqAhCPATIICAAQ6gIQjwEyCAgAEOoCEI8BOgcIABBHELADUOgFWJYzYN41aABwBXgDgAGuG4gBv1mSAQk2LTEuMC4xLjOYAQCgAQGgAQKqAQdnd3Mtd2l6sAEKyAEIwAEB&sclient=gws-wiz&ved=0ahUKEwiuo_28icTwAhX3_7sIHS_6AhwQ4dUDCA4&uact=5 

• Il Bebo's: https://www.ilbebos.co.uk/ 
• The Royal Albion: https://www.theroyalalbion.com/ 
• The Moon Under Water - JD Wetherspoon: https://www.jdwetherspoon.com/pubs/all-pubs/england/london/the-moon-under-water-hounslow 

Some of the boroughs hidden gems include the grand union canal, bulls bridge, Chiswick house, Gothic Tower in Gunnersbury Park and several others waiting to be discovered by you.

Bromley is a huge town situated in the London Borough of Kent. Bromley is a thriving town with plenty of pubs, restaurants, bars, cafes, shops, and malls. Some of the town's best spots include High Elms country park, Christmas tree farm, priory gardens, Churchill theatre, Crofton Roman villa, and church house gardens. Pubs in Bromley consist of the railway tavern, the oak, the Freeland’s tavern, the greyhound, the white horse, etc. Pubs such as the oak provide you with traditional pub meals served in casual surrounds with outdoor seating, quiz nights & live music; enjoy freshly cooked food and great drinks in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. If you want to experience some exceptional dining, then head down to Bromley's popular eateries such as cinnamon culture, studio gusto, Texas jacks, smoke, tugra restaurant, etc.

Travel down to the Christmas tree plantation to see some fantastic animals closer than ever before. Experience feeding some farm animals with food buckets that can be brought at the farm entrances, forming a fun and unforgettable experience for you, your family, or friends. As you wander down the farm, some animals you can discover are sheep, naughty lambs that have escaped the fence, goats, pigs, and that's not all! Other animals you can find are ponies, donkeys, rabbits, and alpacas. This is the perfect place to spend quality time quality, family time, feed the animals, and feel nature. The farm has its Tea Gardens where you can sit and enjoy various Refreshments before or after visiting the farm. Some refreshments and snacks you can find are hot dogs, cake, soup, tea, coffee, ice cream, children's lunches, drinks, and sweets.

High Elms Country Park offers 250 acres of farmland to explore combined with a 150-acre golf field, completing the High Elms Estate. Choose your route as you wander down the peculiar woodland paths while soaking in the captivating beauty of nature. Explore the vibrant flowerbeds, formal gardens, nature centre, and ice well, bringing you close to your heart than ever before. Enjoy this perfect stretch of green while going for a long stroll, having a picnic, walking the dogs, or sit back and relax and watch the world go past. The park consists of a cafe where you can find various snacks and refreshments, helping you refuel after a long day of venturing.

Head down to visit some of Bromley's ancient remains at the Crofton Roman villa. The remains of ten rooms can be seen today, now within a modern cover building. Two rooms include the remains of Roman opus signinum floors, and three have proof of tessellated (tiled) floors. You can discover details of the under-floor central heating at the museum, highlighting both channelled and pillared practices. Crofton Villa is an exciting place with so much to explore and discover. The museum is used for educational sessions. At Crofton Roman villa, you are provided with an insight into the lives of Roman people and how they lived. The museum hosts various activities for children, such as mosaic making, decking up as Romans, and digging for finds in the excavation tray. The museum consists of a gift shop where you can purchase several products such as magazines, postcards, souvenirs, and other unique gifts.

• The Bitter End Bar: https://www.beerbarrels2u.co.uk/ 
• Brewers Decorator Centres: https://www.brewers.co.uk/stores/bromley/BLY 

• Queens gardens: https://www.bromley.gov.uk/directory/4/parks_in_bromley 
• High Elms Country park: https://www.bromley.gov.uk/highelms 
• Priory gardens: https://www.bromley.gov.uk/directory_record/276628/priory_gardens_orpington_1946 
• Church house gardens: https://www.bromley.gov.uk/directory_record/1212681/church_house_gardens 
• The crown and Anchor: https://www.crownandanchorbromley.com/ 

• The George: https://www.thegeorgehayes.co.uk/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb 
• The Railway Tavern: https://railwaytavernbromley.com/ 
• The Bickley Arms: https://www.thebickley.co.uk/?utm_source=local&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb&utm_content=gmb 
• Swan and Mitre: https://www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk/pubs/kent/swan-mitre/?utm_source=g_places&utm_medium=locations&utm_campaign= 

Some of Bromley’s hidden gems include Bromley little theatre, the Lavender house café, Kings meadow park and plenty other places waiting to be uncovered by you.