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Chelsea Flower Show 2022 - Lynott Tours

London Countryside and Chelsea Flower Show This beautiful, garden-filled 8-day tour is still hugely popular with gardeners and those who just like to look at gardens, alike. What better way to see the lovely gardens of the English countryside than in the comfort of a motorcoach with garden enthusiasts at your side? How often to you get the opportunity to explore the Chelsea Flower Show in London?

GUARANTEED SMALL TOUR - THIS TOUR IS LIMITED TO 18 PERSONS

The Chelsea Flower Show heralds the arrival of summer and the beginning the fashionable 'Summer Season. ' This unique event is lovingly prepared by the country's leading horticulturists transforming several acres into an extraordinary vista of gardens. Thousands of trade stands add to the interest making it the biggest garden centre in the world.

The Lynott Tours Difference

• Get access to fabulous show gardens at the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show
• Visit the magnificently manicured garden of Sissinghurst created by Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson
• Enjoy overnight stays in historic royal towns such as Tunbridge Wells and Windsor

DAY 1 - LONDON
Our tour of England’s green and pleasant land will begin in the country’s iconic capital. After meeting the group at our London hotel, we’ll get to know one another better over a delicious welcome meal. Accommodation: The Wellington by Blue Orchid (or similar) (D)

DAY 2 LONDON – IGHTHAM MOTE – SCOTNEY CASTLE – TUNBRIDGE WELLS Our tour of England’s green and pleasant land will begin at one of the most unique manor houses in Kent: Ightham Mote. This medieval house dates back over 700 years, and can only be reached via an ancient stone bridge that stretches over its very own moat. This afternoon we'll visit the charming Scotney Castle Garden and Estate. Scotney is not one but two houses. At the top of the hill is the new house, designed in Elizabethan style. At the bottom of the valley are the romantic ruins of a medieval castle and moat. The moated 14th century medieval castle and landscape of Scotney together make this one of England's most romantic places. The view from the Bastion, just below the formal terraces of the "new" Scotney Castle, takes in the glorious colors of Ghent azaleas in late spring. This is the focal point of the celebrated gardens featuring spectacular displays of rhododendrons, azaleas and kalmia in September/June. Brilliant displays of calico bush (Kalmia latifolia),enhance wonderful walks through 770 acre estate. Tonight, there’s a welcome dinner on the agenda. (D) Accommodation: The Spa Hotel (or similar)

DAY 3 TUNBRIDGE WELLS – SISSINGHURST CASTLE – GREAT DIXTER – TUNBRIDGE WELLS
At Sissinghurst, a National Trust property, you see the most beautiful garden in England, created by Vita Sackville-West and her husband, Harold Nicholson. Next is the aromatic garden around a slender brick-built castle tower - Sissinghurst is surely the best known and most copied garden in the world. Sissinghurst is more than a garden. It is a garden in the ruin of an Elizabethan house, set in the middle of its own woods, streams and farmland and with long views on all sides across the fields and meadows of the Kentish landscape. When Harold Nicolson, the writer and diplomat, and Vita Sackville-West, poet, novelist and gardener, first came here in 1930, Sissinghurst was dripping in its own inheritance; it had been a medieval manor house and was visited by Queen Elizabeth in the 16th century before falling into ruins and being mistreated for nearly 300 years. Then: we’ll swap sculpted layouts for a naturalistic approach to planting at Great Dixter. Here, we’ll tour the old timber-framed house that was home to famous British gardener Christopher Lloyd – and explore the gardens that were his pride and joy. (B) Accommodation: The Spa Hotel (or similar)

DAY 4 TUNBRIDGE WELLS – HEVER CASTLE – RHS GARDEN WISLEY – WINDSOR
After breakfast in Tunbridge Wells, we’ll make tracks to the award-winning gardens of Hever Castle – the childhood home of Henry VIII’s second queen, Anne Boleyn. This afternoon will see us wandering tranquil RHS Garden Wisley, taking in the sounds of the water flowing through the rock garden and relaxing in the Alpine Meadow. The RHS Bicentenary Glasshouse, a huge cathedral-like glass structure covers an area equal in size to 10 tennis courts and rise to 12m (40ft) in height. It will have three climatic zones, recreating tropical, moist-temperate and dry-temperate habitats. Wisley Garden offers wooded slopes with masses of rhododendrons and azaleas, wild daffodils and an alpine meadow - British gardening at its best in all aspects. This is the 'Mecca' to many gardeners. The garden delights and inspires in any season of the year. It is full of ideas and information. There is always part of the garden at its best. The shop offers as large a collection of books on gardening as anywhere in the world. Here is a wonderful chance to buy gifts to take home.Rich in history and royal tradition, Windsor will be our final stop of the day. (B,D)

DAY 5 WINDSOR – THE SAVILL GARDEN – WINDSOR
What better way to spend the day than discovering Windsor’s regal highlights? First, we’ll visit the Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park. As we walk through the themed gardens, be sure to keep an eye out for an array of rare plants from around the world! After some free time, an afternoon tea cruise awaits us back in Windsor. (B)

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DAY 6 WINDSOR – WADDESDON MANOR – CLIVEDEN – LONDON
This morning we’ll swap English country houses for an elegant French château: the Grade One listed Waddesdon Manor. Then: onwards to Cliveden, which boasts colourful gardens for every season (not to mention glorious views over the River Thames). This afternoon, we’ll return to London – where we’ll look forward to the excitement of the days to come. (B)

DAY 7 LONDON – CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW – LONDON 
The highlight of our adventure, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, is ours to enjoy for a full day. But where to begin? From gardens designed to conjure up a slice of anywhere from Provence to Japan, to urban patches with remarkable water features, this is the place to see the very best of contemporary garden design. Or immerse yourself in the countless colourful varieties on display from talented international growers. With so many inventive ideas and beautiful sights to enjoy, this truly is a dream come true for anyone who loves flowers and gardening. (B)

DAY 8 LONDON – KEW GARDENS – LONDON
It September be the last day of the tour, but there’s still time to enjoy some more English treasures before we say goodbye. This morning we’ll take a stroll around the splendid Kew Gardens. The palm house, a jaw-dropping example of Victorian engineering, is sure to add a final flourish to that holiday photo album. Contemporary sculptures are dotted here and there between pretty gardens and majestic trees. The palm house, a jaw-dropping example of Victorian engineering, is sure to add a final flourish to that photo album. (B)

INCLUSIONS

• Please note: There are a number of dates where more than one departure will be running at the same time but each group stays in different hotels and visits the Chelsea Flower Show on different days. There are also departures where the itinerary is reversed. Tours departing on May 21 will be visiting the Chelsea Flower Show on exclusive Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Member days. These dates provide guests with special access to flower displays in their prime.
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September 30 - Around London in 40 steps

The UK government has announced tax cuts for the rich, and for airlines flying from Russia to anywhere, it's just a fabulous time when you can set ticket prices that tend to infinity, and still know that these tickets will sell like hot cakes. In general, I am glad that for someone there is good news in 2022. And one more thing that should certainly please you is our weekly selection of events "what to do in London in the near future" - a collection of exhibitions, festivals, performances, tours of London in Russian, meetings, lectures, master classes - everything that makes London the real Capital of Great Britain, and even the entire cultural world.

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Symbols for London Events:

ENG – English-language event.
RUS - Russian-language event.
RUS/ENG - an English-speaking event with Russian-speaking roots or an audience (sometimes vice versa).
FREE - free of charge (sometimes you may be asked to make a donation).
££ - for a fee.
RES - pre-booking / reservation required
KIDS - children's activities.

Excursions in London in Russian

Walking Street Art Tour (RUS, ££, RES) - on Sunday, October 2, at 13.00, come to the most alternative and most popular tour of all tours around London in 40 steps. Bearded hipsters are waiting for you, chaotic, unslick, grungy, but incredibly lively and real Shoreditch, where the smell of coffee and street food is adjacent to the smell of spray paint. You will see the area where just yesterday barrels of beer left the Truman factory, and today a real hub of creativity, media, digital technologies, modern retail and art has formed there. The cost of the walk is £20. Registration is on the website.

Whitechapel: Walking Tour in the Footsteps of Jack the Ripper (RUS, ££, RES) - On Sunday, October 2nd at 4:00 pm, we'll walk in the footsteps of the first international serial killer maniac. Let's think about how it happened that after almost 130 years of passion for the killer does not fade away. We will try to figure out why the Ripper was never caught. We will separate urban legends from facts and generally absorb an integral part of the history of the city. The price for the tour is £20 for 2.5 hours of entertainment for the heart and brain. Details and registration are on the website.

Kings Cross Walking Tour (RUS, ££, RES) - Tuesday 4th October at 10am Why not walk through one of London's most modern and dynamic neighborhoods? And this is on the layers of history in 2000 years. This is an area that even real Londoners don't know much about. The power and scope of industrial Britain, reborn 19th century engineering temples, live music at the train station, modern urban space on industrial heritage layers, the rocking canal boat bookstore, eccentric design students, the bold lines of modern architecture and much more. The price for the tour is £20 for 2. 5 hours of entertainment for the heart and brain. Details and registration are on the website.

Piccadilly Walking Tour (RUS, ££, RES) - Wednesday, October 5 at 10:00 a.m. on the Piccadilly Walking Tour you'll see bright billboard lights, familiar faces, creaky wooden stairs, special phone booths, gentlemen in identical ties, porters on the doors of the Ritz, buzzing bees, the noise of trees in Green Park, abandoned mansions and no less abandoned subway stations, the comfort of small alleys and much more. The cost of 2.5 hours for mind, heart, soul and feet is £20. You can sign up on the website.

Leicester sq / Covent Garden Walking Tour (RUS, ££, RES) - Wednesday 5 October at 2pm - original and new about familiar places in the heart of London. 2.5 hours of nooks and crannies and stories about how the square until recently was the central dump, how M. Thatcher broke trade unions through her knee, how the Chinese chose the center of London, what Quentin's favorite cinema is famous for, how a monster globe was built on the square, why and how they “dumped ” a column on a patch with 7 pubs and much more. The cost of 2.5 hours is £20. Registration is on the website.

Strand Walking Tour (RUS, ££, RES) — On Friday, October 7th at 10:00am, there will be a walking tour from the “Around London in 40 Steps” series. Strand is one of the oldest streets in London, where thousands of years of stories are literally at every step. The shoe polish factory and the difficult childhood of Charles Dickens; the oldest building in London; a man who is called the first blogger in the world; fighting the Thames and its filth; hotel Savoy, espionage passions, abandoned metro and much more! We walk for a couple of hours, another hour we talk in a pub. The price for the tour is £20 for 2.5 hours of entertainment for the heart and brain. Details and registration are on the website.

The Thames and 4 Ages of London: Southbank Walking Tour (RUS, ££, RES) - on Saturday, October 8 at 12:00 there is an offer to explore the South Bank of the Thames with Daria Konurbaeva. There, on a relatively small segment, four eras are clearly visible - from the birth of London to Victorian times. From 1950s Art Nouveau and the rebirth of the South Bank of the Thames to the present day. Sign up for a tour to see the mecca of modern street artists, walk along a real Victorian working street, try to understand and forgive architects 1950s and the organizers of the Festival of Britain, look into the future of the area, and see a lot of interesting things. The tour is for 3 hours. The price of the tour is £20 per person. This is the cost of three hours of entertainment for the soul, legs and optic nerve in the company of no less wonderful people. Details and registration are on the website.

Walking Tour of London Bridge & South Side of the Thames (RUS, ££, RES) - London Bridge & South Bank of the Thames Tour will take place on Sunday 9th October at 1pm. The cries of seagulls, the smell of coffee and roasted caramelized peanuts, the wind from the Thames, food from all over the world in London's oldest market, dreams of a great maritime past, glare in the glass of modern offices, a reborn industrial zone, the crunch of nutshells a step away from the stage, the sound of train wheels, millennia of debauchery and even perfect tiles. The cost of 2.5 hours for mind, heart, soul and feet is £20. You can sign up on the website.

Full schedule for other days here.

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Lectures, meetings, events, master classes and other events in London

NEW! Action "Bring thanks" — (RU/ENG, FREE) — since September 28, an action of gratitude to the countries that have received Russian citizens fleeing the "grave" begins. The promotion will run every day. Bring flowers, postcards, just good wishes to embassies in London. They receive our citizens, despite the difficult conditions at the border, and provide humanitarian assistance. More details - follow the link.

NEW! London Marathon 2022 (ENG, FREE) — Come see one of the most prestigious mass races in the world on October 2nd. More than 50 thousand people will run along the streets of the Capital of Great Britain. Many of them run in costumes. Several hundred thousand more people come out to support the runners. As a result, the atmosphere of the festival reigns in the city. Details about where it is better to go to see and what time where and who runs - on the website.

London Oktoberfest 2022 (ENG, ££, RES) - local Oktoberfest will be held as many as 3 times - from 20 to 23 October, from 27 to 30 October (Halloween Oktoberfest) and from 3 to 5 November. Choose a date and book tickets online.

BFI London Film Festival (ENG, ££, RES) is a film festival taking place from 5 to 16 October. The program and tickets are at the link.

Totally Thames Festival (ENG, FREE, RES) — the Thames Festival traditionally takes place in London until September 30th. A series of events awaits you - from poetry evenings to night walks. Details and schedule are on the website.

Zemfira: Borderline Tour 2022 (RU, ££, RES) — On November 3, Zemfira's concert will take place at the Royal Albert Hall as part of a new tour. Details and tickets are on the website.

Concert Noize MC (RUS, ££, RES) — Ivan Alekseev, aka Noize MC, will arrive on October 16 with a big program consisting of hits from all 17 years of his creative activity. The concert will take place at the Scala club. For tickets - here.

Exhibitions / museums / places of interest in London

NEW! Carolee Scneeman: Body Politics (ENG, ££, RES) — until January 8, the Barbican hosts an exhibition of works by Caroly Schneemann, a contemporary American artist, photographer, author of performances and installations, a prominent representative of feminist art of the 60s and 70s. Details are on the website.

Frieze Sculpture Park (EN, FREE) - until November 13, come to Regent's Park for a walk and look at art. In particular, you will see the work of John Giorno, Ro Robertson and Ugo Rondinone. Details are here.

Lucian Freud: New Perspectives (ENG, ££, RES) - From October 1 to January 22, the National Gallery will host an exhibition of works by Lucian Freud, the master of psychological portraiture. Details are on the website.

Hallyu! The Korean Wave (ENG, ££, RES) - V&A will host an exhibition of South Korean pop and not only culture until June 25. For tickets click here.

Winslow Homer: Force of Nature (ENG, ££, RES) — The National Gallery will host an exhibition of American artist and graphic artist Winslow Homer until January 8, 2023. Details are on the website.

Alexander the Great: The Making of a Myth (ENG, ££, RES) - From October 21 to February 19, 2023, The British Library hosts an exhibition dedicated to the personality of Alexander the Great. Tickets are on the website.

Milton Avery Exhibition (ENG, ££, RES) — until October 16, the Royal Academy of Arts hosts an exhibition of American modernist artist Milton Avery. Details are on the website.

Africa Fashion (ENG, ££, RES) — until April 16, 2023, the V&A hosts an exhibition dedicated to African fashion of the 20th and 21st centuries. Details are on the website.

Picasso Ingress: Face to Face (ENG, FREE) — until October 9 at the National Gallery you can see, so to speak, face to face, the painting by Pablo Picasso "Woman with a book" and the inspirational portrait "Madame Moitessier" painted by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres. Details are on the website.

Dippy is Back! (ENG, FREE, RES) — until January 2, 2023, Dippy the dinosaur, the national favorite, has returned to the Natural History Museum. This is the world's first Diplodocus exhibited in a museum. From 1905 has been touring museums, by the way!

The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Edvard Munch. Masterpieces from Bergen (ENG, ££, RES) — The Courtauld Gallery is exhibiting a large collection of works by Edvard Munch, a Norwegian artist and classic of European modernism, through September 5th. Details are on the website.

WEIRD SENSATION FEELS GOOD: The World of ASMR (ENG, ££, RES) - Through October 16, the Design Museum will host a first-of-its-kind exhibition that brings ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) to physical space. It's so mysterious, yes. Details - on site

Known and Strange: Photographs from the Collection (ENG, FREE) — until November 6, the V&A will showcase the most impressive achievements of modern fine art photography. Details are on the website.

Sorting Britain: The Power of Postcodes (ENG, ££, RES) - Visit The Postal Museum through January 1, 2023 for an exhibition that tells the story of how the postcode has changed the way mail is processed, sorted and delivered In Great Britain. Details are on the website.

Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear (ENG, ££, RES) - Until November 6, the V&A has the opportunity to see how designers, tailors and artists see masculinity and display it in clothes. Details are on the website.

Cornelia Parker The New Regency Orchestra (ENG, ££, RES) - Until October 16 at Tate Britain, you can see the work of Cornelia Parker, a master of installation and explosive aesthetics, known for her large-scale works from the objects of everyday life. More information about the exhibition is on the website.

Open Day at Croydon Airport Visitor Center (ENG, ££, RES) - every first Sunday of the month, there is an opportunity to visit London's first international airport and learn about its history. It was here that the first air traffic controllers appeared, built the first control tower and came up with "Mayday" (international distress signal in radiotelephone (voice) communications). More information - follow the link.

London Mithraeum (ENG, FREE, RES) - on the site of Bloomberg's new European headquarters, you can see artifacts from the time of the Roman Empire. The exhibition is quite small, so it’s not worth making a special trip, but if you are in the Mansion House metro area, stop by to see it. Here you can learn more about her.

Richard Batterham: Studio Potter (ENG, FREE) - Through September 26, the V&A hosts a posthumous exhibition of the work of Richard Batterham, one of the finest exponents of porcelain stoneware ceramics in the so-called "leaching tradition". The collection includes works selected by the creator himself. Details at the link.

Lubaina Himid (ENG, ££, RES) — Tate Modern hosts an exhibition of Turner Prize-winning contemporary artist Lubaina Himid until October 2nd. She was at the forefront of the Black Art movement in Britain in the 1980s and now continues to raise topics related to the position of black culture in modern civilization. More details - here.

Sir John Soane Candlelight Museum (ENG, ££, RES) - Every month the Sir John Soane Museum hosts a candlelight evening. The theme of the month is changing. September 30 will be an evening called Spotlight on Soane. Details and tickets are on the museum website. The museum itself is free, by the way. For those who haven't been yet, this is one of the most interesting places in London.

Sky Garden Sky Garden (ENG, FREE, RES) - whoever has not been to the observation deck on the roof of the Walkie Talkie skyscraper in the City - I highly recommend it. Much better than Shard and free. Two restaurants, one cafe, great views and even small gardens - all for free, but by appointment. Now, by the way, it’s easier to get in than before covid.

The Garden @ 120 (ENG, FREE, RES) - The Garden @ 120 observation deck has finally been reopened in the City. Probably not worth a special trip, but if you are in the eastern part of the City, then you can go to 10 -15 minutes. It is free, open (meaning without a roof), with a view of all the skyscrapers, but, most importantly, without prior reservation. You can evaluate the views, look at the address and think in a special review.

Theater in London

Tosca (ENG, ££, RES) — from September 30 to November 4, London Coliseum hosts one of the most popular operas by Giacomo Puccini and the world repertoire in general. Tickets are on the website.

The Cherry Orchard Cosmic (ENG, ££, RES) — Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard will be staged at The Yard until October 22. One small detail - all actions will take place in space. Details and tickets are on the website.

The Tempest (ENG, ££, RES) - until October 22, The Globe is showing a brand new super-fun reading of Shakespeare's The Tempest. Details are on the website.

Upstart Crow (ENG, ££, RES) — a comedy about Shakespeare with David Mitchell will be on stage at the Apollo Theater until December 3rd. For those who haven't watched it, this is a great BBC series. Tickets and details are on the performance website.

The West (ENG, ££, RES) — until October 1, COLAB Theater invites you to an immersive performance with the atmosphere of the Wild West. Tickets are on the link.

Henry VIII (ENG, ££, RES) — until October 21st at The Globe in The Globe there is a play based on the life of Henry VIII, the one who rebelled against the Catholic Church and became the head of the Anglican Church. Tickets are on the link.

Grease The Musical (ENG, ££, RES) - until October 29, Nikolai Foster returns the legendary musical Grease 1978 years on the West End. Tickets can be purchased via the link.

Much Ado About Nothing (ENG, ££, RES) — Until October 23, Shakespeare's Globe will open the season with a new take on the classic comedy. Details are at the link.

Mulan Rouge (ENG, ££, RES) — if you are a fan of the film Moulin Rouge by Baz Luhrmann and also a fan of the Disney cartoon Mulan, all the stars in the sky have converged on the name of the new immersive show Mulan Rouge. The Vaults Theater invites guests dressed as characters from both films to take part in a show with music, dance, drinks and food. Details are on the official website.

TINA: The Tina Turner Musical (ENG, ££, RES) - For all Tina fans at the Aldwych Theater, you can watch a musical story about the "Queen of Rock and Roll". Details can be found on the official website.

Great Gatsby (ENG, ££, RES) is not a simple performance, but an immersive one. That is, you, the audience, are also involved in the action. The production is going to the Gatsby Mansion in Mayfair (the location itself, as it were, hints that everything will be expensive and rich). They promise a party in the style of 1920's and lots of champagne. Details are on the official website.

Shakespeare's Globe (ENG, ££, RES). Shakespeare's theater is a diverse artistic experience. Here you have open-air performances, backstage tours, workshops, and even courses. So, if you thought to touch the eternal, there are many formats for this. Schedule and tickets - follow the link.

For children

NEW! Apple Day 2022 (ENG, FREE/££) - Fulham Palace will be hosting family-friendly events on October 2nd with activities for all ages. Details are at the link.

Play Studio (ENG, FREE) - From Friday to Sunday during school hours and every day during holidays, Tate Britain organizes a creative space for the whole family through January 1st. Details are on the website.

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (ENG, ££, RES) - until January 8, 2023, the Gillian Lynne Theater will host an adaptation of the first book in the Chronicles of Narnia series, which is included in the 100 best novels in English by rating magazine Time . Details and tickets are on the website.

Antarctica 3D (ENG, ££, RES) — Science Museum invites you to its IMAX cinema to see Antarctica in all its glory, and even with audio accompaniment by Benedict Cumberbatch. Check the website for exact dates.

Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature (ENG, ££, RES) - The V&A Museum is hosting an exhibition dedicated to the English children's writer and artist Beatrix Potter, who wrote one of the favorite children's works of English-speaking children - "The Fairy Tale" until January 8, 2023. about Peter Rabbit. Tickets are here.

Frozen (ENG, ££, RES) — the long-awaited musical premiere of Disney's Frozen took place at the Theater Royal Drury Lane. Finally, all the little Elsa and Anna will gather in one room to sing Let It Go together and learn other songs from the hit authors Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. For tickets - here.

Matilda (ENG, ££, RES) is one of the best west end musicals. Adaptation of the book by Roald Dahl, performed by Tim Minchin, has collected almost all possible awards in the theatrical world. For Russian-speaking children, there is a separate surprise at the end of the musical. Tickets are not cheap, but if you do not tie yourself to a date, then you can try to participate in the lottery.

Back to the Future (ENG, ££, RES) — not just a musical, but an opportunity to return to the 80s and 50s and nostalgic from the heart with the musical version of Robert Zemeckis's film . Tickets are on the link.

The Lion King (ENG, ££, RES) - music by Elton John and the plot of the beloved Disney fairy tale in the heart of London's West End - Lyceum Theater. 2 hours 45 minutes of full hakuna matata. Details and tickets are on the organizers website.

Mary Poppins (ENG, ££, RES) - the Prince Edward Theater hosts a musical about a nanny that all children and, perhaps, adults dream of. If you want to look at flying Mary and learn how to pronounce supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, book tickets - here.

The Lego Store at Leicester Sq (ENG, FREE) - London is home to the largest Lego store in the world - right across from M&M's World. Inside there are sculptures of London landmarks made of 5 million pieces (the largest is the six-meter Big Ben, which took 2280 hours to build), a map of the subway and a life-size subway car. You can also make a lego man with your own face. The main thing is not to step barefoot on a single detail;). Details are on the store's website. By the way, you can also play Lego at the John Lewis store on Oxford St.

Science Museum WonderLab (ENG, ££) - Science Museum now has a nice space for kids. Entrance there is paid, but inside there are a million interactive exhibits and shows. Definitely worth a visit. Details are on the museum's website.

Have a great weekend and see you on the streets of London!

Flower Shows in Moscow | Moscow-Museums for free-Exhibitions-Excursions. Moscow parks. VDNKh

It has been noticed that the same residents of Moscow stand in the queues for the exhibitions of paintings in the Tretyakov Gallery and the flower exhibitions in the Aptekarsky Garden. Therefore, mostrek.ru created this section about flower exhibitions and the beauty of nature in an urban environment.

09/06/2022

One of the two main flower shows in Moscow, about which we wrote about free admission here , takes place in Crocus Expo in autumn and is called "FlowersExpo / FlowersExpo".

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08/15/2022

Lately, exhibitions have been regularly held in GUM — the space of shopping galleries is skillfully used for this. Exhibitions of wardrobe items from the collection of fashion historian Alexander Vasilyev have already been successfully held here twice.

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12.08.2022

The Flowers exhibition in Pavilion No. 75 of VDNKh will apparently not take place in 2022 due to the coronavirus.

New format : From August 25 to August 28, 2022, the Flower and Ecoproducts Festival will be held at VDNKh in Moscow.

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08/02/2022

In August, the International Festival of Modern Landscape Art, Nursery and Horticulture "Gardens and People" usually takes place in Moscow. For ten days, a site in one of the city's parks turns into a green area filled with natural beauty and fragrance.

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07/16/2022

From July 16, the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University Aptekarsky Ogorod hosts exhibitions of lilies and early phloxes from the best flower growers in Moscow.
Visitors can not only breathe in the rich aroma of lilies, but also admire the delicate astilbes, bluebells, bright roses and many other perennials.

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07/06/2022

Every year, for several days of summer, the territory of the Muzeon Park (opposite Gorky Park) in Moscow turns into the most beautiful corner of flowers in Russia. An exhibition with a variety of flowers from all over the world welcomes visitors to the park.
This means that the Moscow International Festival of Gardens and Flowers "Moscow Flower Show" has begun.

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A well-groomed and safe park-garden was created here as a pharmaceutical garden for growing medicinal plants in the early eighteenth century, by decree of Peter the Great.
Today the Pharmaceutical Garden is a branch of the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University on Sparrow Hills.

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01.06.2021

Moscow hosts at least two major flower shows every year — at VDNKh and at Crocus Expo. Exhibitions "Flowers" are known throughout Russia and many residents of Moscow tend to visit them, admire the beauty and learn something new for themselves.
Moreover, at these exhibitions

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04/19/2021

The outlets that have worked for many years in Floriculture are daily available in the RM shopping center (very close to the main entrance arch). Also, there were free lectures of the educational program on floriculture and horticulture.

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04/06/2021

It has been noticed that in the first week of March, 15% of the “annual gross volume” of flowers is sold in Russia.
Where did the tradition of giving flowers come from?
When people were pagans, they made sacrifices to the gods. One of the types of such sacrifices were flowers - they decorated the place of worship.

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09.03.2021

From February 15 to March 14, 2021, the Aptekarsky Ogorod Moscow State University Botanical Garden hosts the Spring Rehearsal exhibition, the largest winter exhibition of tulips and other spring plants in Russia and the most popular annual event in garden. About 10 thousand tulips, daffodils, crocuses, hyacinths, muscari, lilies, onions, lilies of the valley, lilacs, snowdrops, cherries, sakura, magnolias and other plants will bloom 2 months ahead of their natural time to please Moscow by early spring.

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10.01.2020

The Tropical Winter and Spring Rehearsal festivals are held at the Apothecary Garden Botanical Garden at the beginning of each year. This time, the annual festival of orchids, desert plants and carnivorous plants "Tropical Winter" opened on December 25 and will be available to visitors until the beginning of April 2020

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11/17/2019

The Stock Greenhouse operates in the Main Botanical Garden, in the north-east of Moscow. It is under the jurisdiction of the Russian Academy of Sciences and is intended, first of all, for the scientific work of the staff of the Laboratory of Tropical Plants.

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09/02/2019

As you know, the traditional exhibition “Flowers” ​​is held at VDNKh in August for three days, this year it was renamed (probably at the suggestion of the mayor’s office) into “Flowers and the City”. With some time spent on registration, you can visit this beautiful flower exhibition for free.

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Posted in VDNH, Exhibitions for free, Flower exhibitions in Moscow | 2 Comments At this flower exhibition, you can see over 200 varieties of irises and more than 300 varieties of peonies of early, medium and late flowering periods.

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06/01/2019

The open international urban landscape design competition will be held in Moscow in the summer of 2019 for the third time.
During the competition, participants will develop landscape and flower arrangements, as well as landscaping and landscaping solutions for urban areas. The projects of the finalists will be implemented already in July on the streets, lanes and squares of Moscow.

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06/01/2019

From May 22 to June 7, the annual exhibition of rhododendrons will be held in the Aptekarsky Ogorod Botanical Garden of Moscow State University.
Visitors will have a unique opportunity to see how flowering bushes grown in the soil near Moscow look like. The exhibition will present both plants of specific flora and variety variety of achievements of European and American breeders.

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05/26/2019

The spring flower festival in Aptekarsky Ogorod is not only a celebration of flowering, but also the general atmosphere that prevails in the garden at this time of the year. Japanese koi are released into the Mirror Canal, sturgeons are released into the square pool near tree-like peonies, and red-eared turtles wintered in the historic Subtropical greenhouse are released into the pond at the Eastern entrance to the garden.

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19.02.2019

From February 3 to February 28, 2019, the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University "Apothecary Garden" hosts the exhibition "Ship of Fools", where visitors are waiting for the Venice Carnival, nuns and courtesans, ladies in search of love, Russians folk costumes and much, much more.

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01/06/2018

Until January 28, 2018, as part of the Japanese Autumn festival and with the official support of the Embassy of Japan in Russia, the Aptekarsky Ogorod, the largest in Russia, is being held in the Botanical Garden of Moscow State University0009 Exhibition of Japanese bonsai "The Art of Bonsai".

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