November 8th, 2015
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The summer time is now here in London and that means the sun is going to be breaking from the clouds and shining on some of the best picnic spots in the city.
The summer time is the best time to go on some outdoor dates with your partner and you should make the most of it considering how little sun there is throughout the rest of the year.
We recommend one of London’s many brilliant picnic spots for a great outdoors summer date.
So get your champagne or wine ready, along with some fine nibbles and check out some of these great spots for a picnic this summer in London.
Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew – With over a 100 hectares of beautiful landscapes and gardens you’ll never run out of space for picnic spots here. Arguably the world’s most famous garden exists here and there are also cafes, restaurants and even art galleries.
Hyde Park – Hyde Park is one of the most famous city parks in the world. The park is full of lush gardens, flowers, trees and a large lake. So get your picnic basket ready and head down to the amazing lake in Hyde Park. You can even take a short walk to famous Kensington afterwards if you wish.
Greenwich Park – If you want beautiful landscapes, river views and wildlife then Greenwich Park is the place to go. You can take your picnic basket to the top of a hill and enjoy some incredible views with a glass of wine as you are your partner gaze out across the River Thames and parts of Central London.
Do something different this summer. Take your partner out to one of these great spots for a picnic date and make the most of the summer time.
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