As well as opening up over 100 hidden green spaces across the capital, Londom Square Open Gardens Weekend will be organising
over 30 guided walks and cycle rides this year.

The event, on June 11th & 12th,supported by residential developer London Square, will feature a host of walks uncovering some little-known nooks, crannies and
fascinating facts as expert guides lead tours through blooming gardens, parks and hidden streets, steeped in history.

The expert-led walks will reveal the role of monastic orders during the reign of Henry VIII and how the city has been an inspiration for countless poets – not to mention the scandals of the Bloomsbury set.

From the past to the present day, the leisurely strolls will offer something for all ages and interests. The Roman influence on the city and the cutting edge, sustainable architecture, are just some of the themes explored over the course of the weekend.

A classical music-inspired tour will explore London’s rich musical heritage and visit some of the country’s most important musical venues, including where Chopin gave his last public recital.

Coutts private bank, on The Strand, founded in 1692, will be opening up the Coutts
Skyline Garden, which supplies fresh produce for its restaurant to a limited number of people selected by ballot.
Guided tours led by executive chef, Peter Fiori from high above the bustling West End streets, lucky visitors can experience the tranquillity of this exclusive setting and enjoy commanding views of Trafalgar Square and Nelson’s Column.