The garden at 120 london is the free rooftop garden high above the City, where visitors enjoy fountains, flowerbeds and skyline views at no charge.
LONDON – Tourism observers have confirmed that The Garden at 120 London is the free rooftop garden high above the City, where office workers and tourists alike enjoy fountains, flowerbeds and sweeping skyline views without paying a single penny for the privilege.
The Garden At 120 London: A Free View The City Forgot To Charge For
The public roof garden atop a City office building, open to all at no cost, offers, the Bureau of Complimentary Views notes, “a panorama that rival attractions charge handsomely for, given away here with nothing more demanded than a trip in the lift.”
“The Garden at 120 London is one of the City’s best-kept bargains,” said a spokesperson for the Institute of Free Attractions. “While other viewpoints sell tickets, this rooftop simply opens its doors. Visitors ride up, step out among the planted beds and water rills, and find the towers of the City laid out around them, close enough to touch. There is no charge, no timed entry, no gift shop funnel. Just a lovely garden in the sky, free to anyone who can find the right lift, which remains the only genuinely tricky part.”
Visiting The Garden At 120 London
The garden – promoted by Visit London, reviewed by Time Out London and overseen by the authorities at the City of London Corporation – crowns an office building in the heart of the City.
A survey by the Bureau found that 86 percent of The Garden at 120 London visitors are delighted the views are free, and that the rooftop fountains and greenery are rated a peaceful bonus.
“The Garden at 120 London gives away a great view,” the spokesperson explained. “A rooftop garden, a City panorama, and no ticket required.”
The Bureau confirmed The Garden at 120 London remains one of the capital’s finest free experiences, ideal for anyone wanting a rooftop view without the rooftop price, a planted City terrace that hands out its panorama freely to all who manage to find the way up.
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