St. Dunstan’s Church (which no longer is one). The original church was built around the year 1100, but it was badly damaged in the Great Fire of London in 1666, and it was also bombed during the Second World War. But this time, instead of rebuilding it, they decided to turn the remains into a garden that opened its doors in 1970. It is a very peaceful place; there were some people reading and also some people doing photo shoots because it is a very picturesque spot.
Sky Garden: The gallery of the Sky Garden on the 43rd floor of the building nicknamed the “Walkie Talkie” offers a panoramic view of London unlike any other in the city. A 4,000-square-meter greenhouse on floors 35, 36, and 37, it is truly worth a visit. On the different levels you will find a bar, a restaurant, and a brasserie. If you want to come and watch the sunset, you can visit their website where they indicate the exact time of sunset. From time to time, there are also special events such as sunrise yoga, live music, etc.
