In the Sky Garden at the top ... Hundreds of restaurants in London serve more or less the same food to more or less the same standard as the Darwin Brasserie. Really, though, who goes to the ...

Enter: The Sky Garden, London’s highest public garden, consisting of three floors of lush green foliage, starting on the 35th floor. It’s like a lofty Kew Gardens, a comfortably air ...

The Sky Garden is London’s highest public garden and absolutely free to enter. ... and enjoy the views.The Darwin Brasserie opens from 8:30am to 10 or 8:30am to 10:30pm.

Take a tour of the amazing Sky Garden, ... The Walkie-Talkie building — officially 20 Fenchurch Street — in London's financial district, ... There's also the Darwin Brasserie, ...

The Darwin Brasserie The Darwin Brasserie The Darwin Brasserie. The Darwin Brasserie is set on floor 36, and pays homage to Charles Darwin’s lesser-known occupation as a botanist. “This is the more ...

Been up the Sky Garden already and ticked it off your list? Here are some excuses for a second visit. Photo: eon60. 1. Watch a gig at 525 feet. Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights are music ...

From tomorrow, visitors can see the sky garden if they’re dining at one of its three restaurants, the Fenchurch Seafood Bar and Grill, Darwin Brasserie or Sky Pod Bar.

Up 35 floors, if you can think of a London icon, you can probably see ... If you’re tempted to eat, Fenchurch and the Darwin Brasserie are well worth trying – Fenchurch is particularly good ...

The Sky Garden sits about 150 metres above the city, ... There's also the Darwin Brasserie, ... From up here you can see three of London's most famous skyscrapers all at once.