Exploring London in Full Bloom: Top Places to Visit

As spring season begins, London takes on a festive look with its diverse bloom varieties. The pleasant climate draws you out to visit all the top attractions the city is famous for. Besides the top spots, the season hosts many events and activities that tourists would love to participate in. To make the most of your visit, consider staying in one of London's fully furnished apartments for rent, offering both comfort and convenience as you explore the city in full bloom. Here is a guide to making the best spring season exploration of London.
Fine weather for outdoor trips
While the springtime spans three months, from March to May, April is the right time to visit the city. With the temperature hovering around 13 degrees Celsius, you will be able to visit all the spots on your bucket list for the city. However, be prepared for some rainy days in April, as the month will see about 10 or more days of rain normally.
Top spots to view
We have put together a list of top spots that you can enjoy for their blooms as well as other features.
Kew Gardens
For experiencing historic landscape views, Kew Gardens is the best place. It has the Palm House that depicts a tropical rainforest. The cherry walk offers Japanese cherry blossoms that are a splendid sight to behold. Spectacular tulips and giant water lilies are also a great attraction here. For a bird’s eye view of the blooms, try the Treetop Walkway, which is 18 meters high.
Regent’s Park
Housing the oldest outdoor theater and the London Zoo, this park has a popular rose collection you should not miss out on. The English Garden part of the park has stunning views of cherry blossoms in spring. A walk through the park will take you through an ornamental lake and elegant parkland. Fountains and monuments can also be viewed while you stroll through the park.
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Tower Bridge Road
Built in 1894, the Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark in the city. The Tower Bridge Road on the Thames River offers splendid views of London. You can enjoy panoramic views up inside the bridge, viewing the spectacular skyline. Visit the Borough Market, which has plenty of food and drink options to savor.
St Paul’s Cathedral
The churchyard of the Cathedral has many cherry blossom trees. During the season, the trees offer a fabulous sight. Viewing the blossoms with the church structure is even more stunning. The dome of the church is one of the largest in the world. You can climb up the dome to get a bird’s eye view of the city landmarks like the London Eye. The interiors offer architectural splendor dating back to over three centuries.
Explore city spots during bloom season
While the blooms are a welcoming sight to visitors, there are other things you can add to your travel plan when you visit.
You can explore famous art galleries such as the National Gallery while you are in the city. The Tate Modern and Saatchi are also worth visiting.
For music buffs, the Apollo Victoria Theatre offers great entertainment.
Hampton Court Palace has excellent flower displays, which, along with the Kew Gardens, offer appealing viewing.
Events and festivals are aplenty during springtime. Make sure you attend the Easter festivities and the London Marathon while you are here.
The London Craft Week is perfect for artists and creators looking to increase their knowledge of original works of art.
Enjoying London in all its glory
With warm weather and plenty of sightseeing spots, London in springtime offers the right blend of attractions that cater to people of any age. Make sure you wear layered clothing and have rainy and wet weather clothing handy. Many of the attractions offer free entry. Advanced booking will ensure you see your favorite blooms, besides other offerings the city has. For a wholesome travel experience, consider the Presidential Serviced apartments in Earls Court Station, London. Its convenient location ensures you cover all the prime attractions easily.