Sky Garden Entry and Booking
While Sky Garden entry is free, you will need to book a ticket from the Sky Garden website in advance, as this popular London viewpoint is often fully booked. There are some walk-in tickets available on the day, but it is recommended to book in advance to avoid disappointment. Remember to bring an ID with you. There is a bag check when entering the building and large suitcases are not allowed and it’s best to leave them at the hotel.
London City Sky Garden Views and Experience
Sky Garden is located in the City of London and provides 360-degree views across the capital. Visitors can admire lush greenery and exotic plants at the top of this London skyscraper. The Thames-facing side offers spectacular views of The Shard and London’s skyline. The views are particularly stunning during sunset or on clear days, making it one of London’s best viewing platforms. You can walk around the garden and enjoy the views from different angles. There is also an outdoor terrace, which is an exciting spot to experience the city’s skyline.
Sky Garden Restaurants and Dining
Sky Garden features three exceptional restaurants: Darwin Brasserie serves seasonal British cuisine, Fenchurch Restaurant offers contemporary fine dining experiences, and Larch Restaurant provides classic Italian dining using the best seasonal British ingredients. Larch is located on the ground floor, but booking a table there also grants you access to Sky Garden itself if the there is capacity. The Sky Pod and City Garden bars serve cocktails with unparalleled London views. Early risers can enjoy the Sunrise at Sky Garden breakfast experience from 8-9 AM.
Events and Special Activities
Sky Garden regularly hosts live music events and DJ nights Thursday through Saturday. Morning yoga classes offer a unique experience practicing yoga 155 meters above London. New Year celebrations and seasonal events make Sky Garden a special London destination throughout the year.
Sky Garden Location and Transport
Sky Garden is situated in the City of London, within walking distance of St. Paul’s Cathedral and London Bridge. The nearest tube stations are Monument and Bank. This easily accessible London attraction fits perfectly into a City of London tour or central London sightseeing itinerary.
