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Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

La Orotava Acclimatisation Garden was created by Royal Order of King Carlos III in 1788, as a consequence of the need to cultivate species from the tropics in Spanish territory.

The Botanic garden is the second oldest among the botanical gardens of Spain, after Madrid´s. It has an interesting collection of 1,500 subtropical species and receives more than 300,000 visitors each year. In the nineteenth century it was a touristic hotspot for all travellers or hikers from abroad who came to the island on board the fruit ships.

In addition, it has a specialised library, a herbarium with 30,000 specimens, a germplasm bank, a nursery and other facilities that make it an important scientific research centre. The Government of the Canary Islands plans to carry out an expansion project in the near future which will double its size.

Independence (Reunification) Palace – was the former home of the president of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The building is also steeped in history as this is also the spot where the North Vietnamese invaded in 1975 and Ho Chi Minh City surrendered.

Independence (Reunification) Palace – was the former home of the president of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The building is also steeped in history as this is also the spot where the North Vietnamese invaded in 1975 and Ho Chi Minh City surrendered.

National Monument / Monas Tower – is the most famous monument in Jakarta and stands proud in the city as a symbol of independence in Indonesia which was declared in 1945 after years of Dutch colonial rule. The monument is located in Merdeka Square which means ‘freedom’ in Indonesian and there is a gallery where you can learn more about Indonesia’s often tumultuous history. The main draw however is a trip to the observation deck at the top of the tower which affords views in all directions across the city.

National Monument / Monas Tower – is the most famous monument in Jakarta and stands proud in the city as a symbol of independence in Indonesia which was declared in 1945 after years of Dutch colonial rule. The monument is located in Merdeka Square which means ‘freedom’ in Indonesian and there is a gallery where you can learn more about Indonesia’s often tumultuous history. The main draw however is a trip to the observation deck at the top of the tower which affords views in all directions across the city.