London's Sky Garden will be closed this weekend - what you need to know
The stunning attraction will be closed over the bank holiday weekend for maintenance work.
London’s Sky Garden will be closed this weekend for maintenance.
The Sky Garden will be closed to the public all day on Saturday (24th) and Sunday (25th).
The Sky Garden will be open as normal on Bank Holiday Monday (26th May).
The website says: “On the first Monday of every month (subject to change), The Sky Garden is closed for maintenance until 6pm. Please note, on Maintenance Days, restaurant reservations will ONLY be given access to the building at the time of the reservation and access to the Garden and the Bar on levels 35 & 36 is strictly prohibited. Normal operation resumes from 6.30 pm.”
The Sky Garden is one of London’s most unique attractions—an indoor tropical garden perched atop the "Walkie-Talkie" building at 20 Fenchurch Street.
As the city's highest public garden, it offers sweeping 360-degree views of the London skyline, including landmarks like The Shard, Tower Bridge, and St Paul’s Cathedral.
Spanning the top three floors of the building, the Sky Garden features beautifully landscaped terraces filled with Mediterranean and South African plants, designed by the landscape architecture firm Gillespies.
Visitors can explore the lush greenery, relax in the garden areas, and take in panoramic city views from the observation decks and open-air terrace.
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 10am– 6pm Saturday and Sunday: 11am– 9pm
Entry: Free, but advance booking is required. Tickets are released up to three weeks in advance and are valid for a one-hour time slot.
Location: 1 Sky Garden Walk, London EC3M 8AF