Where to Go in Barnet, london: Top 15 Attractions & Local Favorites

Claudiu Francisc Halasz Honestly I can say with all my heart its a small Heaven. Unbelievable what wonderful place almost hidden Between the streets. A hidden Heaven just try to see him. AND YOULL BE REWARDED WITH PEACE OF SOUL and heart.

Barry C Small, peaceful meadow on woodland edge. Parking in the village (Fairwarp) then short walk.

Ross Daniels Lovely old Anglican church located in the in the northeastern corner of the Green in the ancient heart of the.village of Rottingdean. It dates back to the 13th century and is a Grade II* listed building. It underwent significant restoration in 1856 and has beautiful stained glass windows and old cemetary.

J Gavin Just had a lovely time here. First I visited the Prydie exhibition in the Grange which is most impressive and very well done. This was followed by an early lunch in the gardens which was great. The setting in the beautiful gardens on a sunny day would be hard to beat for a lunch. All in all a bit of a find. We will be back.

Rob Lowery The perfect start and finish for a walk through Sheepcote Valley. Lots of the ther dogs for Frank to play with and most owners are good for a chat too!

Dr. Remisha Zahid Visited Ashford museum and it was an amazing experience. It gives a great insight about the timeline of railways in Ashford and has telltales from the world wars as well. The train parts, pictures from the past and miniature train model fascinated the kids much. They also enjoyed getting locked up in a little jail , in the section showing police forces items. The staff there was very friendly, kind and helpful and gave a lot of amusing information.

Neil Bennett Wonderful peaceful walks through Bluebell Woods and rolling fields and hedgerows. Ample car parking in field. Walking boots or wellies recommended, and note only a section of walk is really suitable for people on wheels, kids strollers etc. Watch the website for updates on bluebells and other plants to get the best views of natures colour show.

Sruly Gross A very calm and relaxing place to sit

G7MKS Absolutely brilliant Winery. Such a delightful place very knowledgeable staff and attentive. We had a personal tasting with Alex. Loverly fresh award winning wined both Rose and White. Highly recommended to pay a visit.

Carl Preston Great place for dog walking. There’s a designated dog area and plenty of paths through the woods. Most owners are very responsible, which makes for a friendly vibe.

Carolyn Brown-Felpts Very peaceful in the winter and I know its very pretty when everything is in bloom

Cleo Hallewell Visited the house and gardens, beautiful place. House is guided tour only which was one hour, very interesting to hear everything. Was a wait for the house tour to start, so made use of the lovely tearoom, freshly cooked scones, and pot of tea. Highly recommended.

Noemi This is a stunning place for a walk, especially with dogs on a nice sunny day. Views are gorgeous and it’s not too crowded either. Lots of walking but very worth getting the train here from London or just driving here. Highly recommend, must visit.

Kelly Woollard To have this green space is amazing! Its a brilliant place for little ones with hills to roll, trees to climb, woods to explore and a stream to jump (when shallow)! Wildlife is thriving too! Many a squirrel and parakeet spotted. A great place for families in any season. (Only draw back no toilets.)

Ana Garrote Great open space to go for a walk and relax, a picnic with friends.... There is a pound, a playground area for kids and tar walking paths. There is also a cafe, but we didnt visit.