Where to Go in Islington, london: Top 10 Attractions & Local Favorites

Maria Marina Lovely, lovely, lovely place where history is being preserved with love and care. This is a traditional museum, where adults and kids can find a lot of interesting items and find out about local history and historical residents of Barnet. Mike and his volunteers are the sweetest people, witty and kind. I was so impressed by the history of the place and the quantity of the items on display. Dolls collection downstairs is equally impressive. I enjoyed it much more than the new exhibition in the Young V&A, where they created a space only interesting for kids. Huge respect and thank you to everyone keeping this museum so precious!

The G Force We missed out on seeing the tulips in full bloom by just over a week but managed to see a fair few varieties dotted about still going strong. The grounds are beautiful ranging from woodland, ponds, a walled vegetable garden, rose garden & stunning borders around the manor. The house itself isn’t open to visitors but you can sit on the terrace to enjoy a cup of tea & a slice of cake. The wisteria was fully in bloom across the back of the house & looked absolutely gorgeous. We spent a few hours here taking our time to see all the plants but you could spend longer walking the woodland trails.

1112luiza I like this place, Quaiet green, perfect for relax and Picnic

Mark Connolly The crazy golf is great. Both adults and 5 year old loved it. The penultimate hole (17th) is a killer though! Easy to book, everything maintained in good order. The holes are nice to play and the dinosaurs scattered around add a brilliant backdrop for photos. The cafe was pleasant too. Good service, decent basic food and reasonable pricing. All in all, an enjoyable experience for all the family.

Dan Bonham Ideal place to go for a peaceful walk around the open spaces and sit by the pond to relax. Im sure theres plenty of history behind Hadley Green, and in particular the surrounding buildings.

kadiatu jalloh Very peaceful, not too crowded, and great scenery. However, the entrance area wasnt very clean.

JJ One of my favourite places on earth. Unlikely that youll get a look into the marble halls but you never know your luck. For me it was the best looking football ground in the country and although its residential now its still stunning thanks to the east stand being listed.

Sylvia Casserley This was a free event and only open at certain times. The volunteers were very interesting and offered more information about Barnet

Mathew Lusher Large field, excellent playground. No barbecues. Multiple tennis courts, football and basketball pitch. Hard-working park keepers and community volunteers. If you get there early a excellent place to photograph wildlife.