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T e Travel Guide UK Travel


Promotional Content • Saturday 21st March 2026 Finding calm in the garden


With busy lives and schedules, many people are ready to step outside and reconnect with others, themselves and nature


Exclusive reader off er: 10% off tickets with code ONESTOWATCHBATTERSEA - must use by midnight on 22 March 2026.


Spending time in nature has proven benefi ts for our mental, emotion- al and physical wellbeing — and Chelsea Physic Garden, London’s oldest botanical garden, off ers the perfect place to do just that. Green spaces help reduce stress, lift mood and spark curiosity, while outdoor exploration builds confi dence, resilience and creativity. As part of the garden’s theme for


Sofar Sounds: Ones to Watch at Battersea Arts Centre


Sofar Sounds is proud to present Ones to Watch 2026, a landmark music series showcasing the most exciting emerging talent in the UK today


Ones to Watch 2026 will take place at one of London’s most celebrated cultural landmarks, Battersea Arts


Centre, which is housed in the former Battersea Town Hall, built in 1893. T e event will off er audiences an unparal- leled live music experience in a place where stunning Victorian architecture meets contemporary artistry. Attend for an intimate yet breath-


taking atmosphere, continuing the space’s century-long legacy of bold, boundary-pushing performance. Music-lovers and culture-seekers


are invited to discover the rising stars of tomorrow in a setting unlike any other in London: Ones to Watch 2026.


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T: 020 7352 5646 chelseaphysicgarden.co.uk


2026, Folklore Re:Rooted, visitors can follow seasonal trails that invite them to discover stories about plants and hidden corners of the garden. Walking the trails encourages gentle movement, shared moments and meaningful social and personal time. With fresh air, colourful blooms


and space to roam, Chelsea Physic Garden feels like a peaceful escape in the heart of the city — an easy, feel-good day out you will remem- ber long after your visit ends.


On Mondays and Tuesdays until 31 March 2026, entry tickets will be half price. Book online or at the door. Other off ers may be available during the year.


The Ultimate Cornish Golf Escape


Set in the heart of Cornwall, Lanhydrock Hotel & Golf Club combines first-class golf with family-run hospitality.


Stay, play, and unwind surrounded by rolling countryside and coast-to-coast adventure.


“One of the best courses I've ever played.” Lanhydrock Hotel & Golf Club, Bodmin PL30 5AQ | lanhydrockhotel.com | 01208 262570


The Cartoon Museum turns 20


Celebrating its 20th year, The Cartoon Museum invites you to participate in the power of line and laughter


Just off Oxford Street lies T e Cartoon Museum, one of London’s hidden gems. T e museum is dedi- cated to preserving and sharing the rich 300-year story of British car- toon and comic arts. Punchy, witty and bold, this collection of original artworks delights, amuses and in- spires visitors of all ages. Programme highlights include


children’s workshops, relaxed of- fers for neurodivergent families


and an exciting Museum Lates series. With annual passes and under 18s free, T e Cartoon Museum off ers families value for money. Enjoy gallery trails, sensory backpacks and drawing your own cartoons in the learning studio. T ere’s no better time to visit T e


Cartoon Museum as there are various special off ers on throughout 2026 as part of its 20th anniversary.


Check what’s on and book at cartoonmuseum.org


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