Where to Go in Islington, london: Top 12 Attractions & Local Favorites

Miriam Ashwell Barbecues are not allowed in this lovely park with toilets, play area, gardens, field and woodland walks (including some wheelchair-accessible pathways). Enjoy lovely food at the cafe, a game of table-tennis on the two outdoor ping-pong tables, or get fit at the friendly outdoor gym. See if you can spot wildlife in the nature pond, or watch the birds.

Zsuzsika Muzsika Nice little garden park with playground for toddlers and also for older kids. My kids love this place.

Kay Stobbart This house is larger than you think from the front. Personally I thought the rear was more stunning. An incredible building with an interesting history. 22 people lived the house at one point although it was divided into three and had a shop! The cafe has a lovely garden area to sit out. Delicious carrot and orange cake available today. A fabulous tapestry is on display, it had a Japanese/Asian style. It was free to enter today and I believe this to be the case this weekend!

Louise Watson A wonderful little city farm that we have visited many times and always enjoyed. A hidden gem in London and a great place to bring little ones. They have geese, rabbits, chickens, cows, pigs and goats! The setting is lovely with pretty flowers and areas to sit down and relax. The toilets are clean and there are plenty of hand washing facilities available. The staff are always very friendly and happy to answer questions and chat about the animals. This is a lovely little slice of the countryside amidst the hustle and bustle of London. A place that is well worth the visit.

Studio Alão Loved to visit this cottage. Interesting about the history. As a drawing day was left a drawing of a very beautiful tree.

Alfred Castells Nice place for Arsenal and football fans to take some good pictures

James Scott Its striking similarity to south bank in Melbourne Australia also in summer for similar weather. Peoples interactions spoken in any Language friendly happy good energy busy having fun .

Robos Love This place is absolutely full of excitement fun and fast pace adrenalin. I took and a party of 9 here for my son 16th, hes a fan of consoles and hasnt got much interest in games or sports so I was worried he wouldnt enjoy himself. Were a family with asd including himself and this place was perfect family day out staff were on point and helpfull I could hear the laughter and chaos from my other group it was a real mummy memory bank moment. Best to split into two groups min three people. You can start your games when you are ready they have tables amd chairs and a drinks bars that they sell cider soft drinks and crisps i would advise going to eat before as the rush and busel you need energy.y youngest was 11 at time and I think this is perfect age to visit Prison Island

Andy Davies Stunning - visited with my girlfriend on NYE - a wonderful experience, kind & interesting staff. Excited to see what they do with the venue next! X

Joshua Woodyard it’s a well trimmed bush

Kay Stobbart I had no idea there was even a castle at Lewes! Free to all today and I believe this weekend. Magnificent views of Lewes today from the top of the castle. The museum has a truly amazing model village where you watch a video about the history of Lewes. Somebody very talented put so much detail into it. Well worth a visit.