Garden Museum

In regards to feedback of the day I’m not sure where to start. The whole day was absolutely seamless from start to finish. We have had no end of comments from our guest saying the same thing. Jessie, your attention to detail during the planning of the wedding was fantastic and we had such a stress free build up and day because of this. We can’t thank you enough for everything you have done, no detail was missed and we honestly had the best day of our lives, we couldn’t have done it without you

Amazing buildings with stunning architecture on the new additions to the church. The museum is about gardens, but also a lot about local history, and about the benefactors who saved the Church from demolition. The café deserves to be called a restaurant with excellent coffee and a menu that changes daily. It also has great staff who are knowledgeable about the food and wine.

The Garden Museum is a haven of tranquility and well worth visiting. The Victorian Church building and the cloister garden are atmospheric and peaceful. Recent renovations have improved the visitor experience whilst the character and history of the building have been retained. Dan Pearson designed the cloister garden and it's impressive, as is the cafe.

This was amazing I had not heard of it before. It is based in a church next to Lambeth Palace. It had a very calm and peaceful atmosphere.

It is a delightful gem in London. The church surroundings are very tastefully transformed . Highly recommended

Amazing! I enjoyed every minute of it. The staff were very helpful and sweet.

Lovely restaurant and gardening museum, punching above its size, plus beautiful churchy things like the tower with astonishingly good views over the Thames etc plus a walk in baptismal font, stained glass windows and a lovely flower themed exhibition atm. A hidden gem and also very pleasant friendly staff

Wonderful museum in a converted church which was newly renovated recently. Well worth a visit to find out about the world of gardening in England from public parks to private gardens.

The museum is beautiful and the permanent exhibition is charming. The cafe is bright and simple with fresh locally sourced food. I love this place

A peaceful interesting visit in a beautifully converted church. The staff were friendly, the exhibits were interesting, the cafe served very good choices for lunch. It is on the south bank so views from the tower are over the river and spectacular.