Kensington Roof Gardens Afternoon Tea

Kensington palace pavilion is the only place in london where you can enjoy a traditional afternoon tea in the grounds of a royal palace.

Kensington roof gardens afternoon tea.

Originally designed as an escape from london rather than a pedestal above it the roof gardens comprises of three themed gardens spanning across 1 5 acres a private members club and babylon restaurant all 100ft above kensington. The roof gardens has now closed. Cadogan s by adam handling treat yourself to a luxurious afternoon tea at the historic belmond cadogan. The roof gardens cover 1 5 acres on top of the former derry and toms building on kensington high street making it the largest roof garden in europe.

Let us tell you a secret tucked away in the back streets of leafy kensington you ll forget that you re still in central london. The roof gardens in kensington have long been one of london s opulent destinations for lavish meals parties and good natured frolicking the recently launched afternoon tea menu served 100ft above london has added yet another reason to visit this stunning location. Our secret garden also features five exclusive dining pods and a covered terrace where you can celebrate with drinks enjoy a spot of afternoon tea or indulge in a tasting menu. It played a key part in the london nightlife scene showcasing top djs and live musical talent from across the decades as well as hosting numerous events showbiz parties award ceremonies weddings and dinners in its award winning restaurant babylon.

The roof gardens in kensington has long been one of london s most spectacular and extraordinary landmarks. Discover the secret of the roof gardens and enjoy a scrumptious champagne afternoon tea served 100ft above london. From 39 00 book now. Relax in our cosy tudor marquee and indulge in a traditional assortment of sandwiches and savoury rolls warm golden scones served with clotted cream and strawberry jam and delicious cakes accompanied by specially selected teas and coffees and a glass of fizz.

1930s in the 1930s trevor bowen the vice president of barkers the kensington department store that owned the site and constructed the building in 1932 commissioned ralph hancock a leading. Complement the warm weather with the summer garden afternoon tea at hotel xenia.