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New tickets are released on Mondays, so be quick. Ticketed entry operates between 10am and 6pm on weekdays and 11am and 9pm at weekends. The best-known way to get in is to book yourself some tickets (which are free) on their website. Read Next: Unmissable Things to do and Places to Visit in London That are Completely Free Sky Garden Tickets In all honesty, it can be a bit of a mind melt going through their website and trying to work out how you can visit without booking years in advance: which is why I’ve put together a handy go-to guide walking you through all of your options below. How do you get into the Sky Garden? Let me count the ways…

What if I also told you that the Walkie Talkie just so happens to command some of the best views in London. What if I told you that there was a sub-tropical garden hidden away between the 34th to 37th floor of 20 Fenchurch Street (affectionately nicknamed the Walkie Talkie building thanks to its unusual appearance – check out the location on my London tourist attractions map). Win, win right? First Up, Why Should I Visit the Sky Garden?

I’m not only going to tell you why you should visit the Sky Garden but also exactly how to do it without the crowds. The only catch? Pretty much everybody knows it – so it can be tough to get into. Guess what? The Sky Garden is both brilliant and free. That’s why when you find something brilliant that also happens to be free, you have to pay a lot of attention. London is a very cool city, but sometimes it can feel like it’s out to bleed you dry and strip you of all your hard-earned money. Here’s why you need to go (and insider tips for beating the crowds while you’re at it). Perched at the top of the Walkie Talkie building, London’s Sky Garden boasts some of the best views in the city.