The Athenaeum & London Cocktail Week
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London Cocktail Week, running from October 3rd to 13th, 2024, is the ultimate celebration of London’s renowned cocktail scene. This 11-day festival, now in its […]
3rd June 2020
We love our four-legged guests just as much as our two-legged ones, and we want to ensure that both you and your canine companion can make the most of ‘walkies’ in the city. From historic parks surrounding grand palaces to hidden gems, discover our top spots to explore, stretch your legs and chase some pigeons. Pawfect!
Just a hop, skip and a jump from our front door, Green Park is located directly opposite The Athenaeum. With such a convenient location, choose to wander along the paths to Buckingham Palace, play Frisbee in some of the more open spaces or even enjoy a picnic on the grass.
With pristine lawns for furry friends to frolick in, you might be surprised to hear that Grosvenor Square is situated in the heart of Mayfair. Bursting with greenery, this tranquil spot is ideal for an escape from the hustle and bustle of London life, whilst relaxing with your pooch.
Open and airy, Berkley Square is home to some of central London’s oldest trees – ideal for providing a leafy canopy on warmer days and a good source of excellent sticks.
With nearly 350 acres of space, Hyde Park is sure to get your dog’s tail wagging. Plus, with plenty of landmarks for humans to enjoy, such as the Serpentine Lake and Speakers corner, expect a treat for both you and your four-legged friend.
Surrounded by some impressive architecture and not one, but two striking churches, this hidden gem will not disappoint. And whilst humans will get their culture-fix, pups can enjoy investigating the formal lawns and planting beds.
Filled with both history and adventure, St James’ Park is the capital’s oldest royal park. Situated just opposite Buckingham Palace you never know who you may bump into on an afternoon stroll!
If time is on your side, try this scenic route and take in the sights…
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