グレーターロンドンの天然記念物・トップ20

なんて静かな場所でしょう。散策して雰囲気を味わうのに最適です。

私のお気に入りの場所：「creepy crawlies」は残念ながら現在閉鎖されており、27年の秋に再開される予定です。 「Major refurbishment」。あまり変えないでほしいです。素晴らしくて古風でエキサイティングでした。そして、通り抜けると全身がかゆくなりました😁 そして（もちろん）地震シミュレーターです。最近は少し時代遅れに見えますが、家族全員で揺れるのが大好きで、日本のスーパーマーケットを再現した様子も気に入っています。

入場無料 - 学校の休暇中は行列が予想されますが、それだけの価値はあります。チケットがあれば列をスキップできます。

Queens Mary Garden is located in Regent's Park. I really like the Japanese garden and the ponds.

Queen Mary's Gardens is a world-famous garden named after the wife of King George V. When Queen Mary's Gardens opened to the public in 1932, the first director planted a rose garden, which was completed in 1934.

A great museum where you can spend a few hours. If you don't have that much time, you should at least check out these highlights: 1. The blue whale skeleton in Hintze Hall (hanging from the ceiling) 2. Earthquake simulator in the Geology Department (Kobe Supermarket) 3. Dinosaur Gallery (Dinos are always a good idea. Personally, I find the dinosaur presentations in the two German museums – Senckenberg Museum in Frankfurt and the Natural History Museum in Berlin – much better!) Aside from the exhibits, the museum's architecture is a highlight in itself. The museum is free. Booking a ticket/time slot is still recommended: https://ticketing.nhm.ac.uk/events/GENAD-ADM?_gl=1*c2bq7*_ga*MjA3MjEwMjQwMS4xNzQzMzU3Mzcz*_ga_PYMKGK73C4*MTc0NDUwNjEwNy4yLjEuMTc0NDUwNjExMC4wLjAuMA.. The garden in front of the museum is also a highlight, with various rocks and bronze dinosaur replicas, as well as plants representing the Jurassic period. No ticket or time slot is required for this. However, the opening hours depend on the museum.

ザ・ミックスド・ポンドは、ロンドンで最高の屋外水泳スポットの1つである自然の水浴場です。水は深く不透明で、泳ぎに自信のある方のみに適しています。

All the paths around here are shared with pedestrians - and, often, dogs off leads - and kids running around. Caution required!