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Bangkok: three parks, three moods
A transport-friendly park, a botanical garden and an Old Town retreat. Pick the green space that fits the part of Bangkok you are already exploring.
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PlaceBuenos Aires
Teatro Sarmiento
A smaller theatre near Palermo's parks offers an evening built around the current production.
PlaceLondon
St James’s Park
A central-London walk around the lake, linking Westminster with the royal parks and giving a busy sightseeing day some breathing room.
PlaceNew York
Liz Christy Community Garden
A volunteer-tended garden makes a small green detour near the Bowery.
StoryParis
Before a Paris park afternoon
Three small checks that make a green escape easier: the right gate, the current closing time and any works on your route.
PlaceParis
La Station - Gare des Mines
A former coal station at Porte d’Aubervilliers where club nights, experimental concerts and independent art share the programme.
Free entry
PlaceLondon
Regent’s Park
An unhurried patch of London: gardens, open space and a walk that does not need a destination. Ordinary park entry is free.
StoryLondon
Free in London: what your visit includes
A free collection, a ticketed exhibition and a market with no entry fee are different kinds of outing. Plan for the one you actually want.
Free entry
PlaceBangkok
Saranrom Park
An Old Town garden with pavilions, an ornamental fountain and space to pause between visits around the royal quarter.
PlaceBerlin
Dorfkirche Tempelhof
The village church offers a historical counterpoint to Tempelhof’s busier roads. An announced tour is the clearest way to understand the building and secure interior access.
RestaurantShanghai
Lao Xing Xian (Huangpu)
Make room for another side of Shanghai’s food scene: Lao Xing Xian (Huangpu) is an address for Chinese cooking.