4 Beautiful City Farms in London You Must Visit

Four working farms hidden across the capital — meet the animals, walk the paddocks,

and enjoy the countryside without leaving London.

Mudchute Park and Farm, Isle of Dogs

Thirty-two acres on the Isle of Dogs, described as Europe's largest urban farm.

Over 100 animals — sheep, llamas and rare breeds — with Canary Wharf on the skyline.

Vauxhall City Farm, Vauxhall

Founded in 1977, this is one of London's oldest and most central city farms — alpacas, sheep

and goats within earshot of Big Ben, plus riding lessons for disabled visitors. Entry is free.

Surrey Docks Farm, Rotherhithe

A 2.2-acre working farm on the Thames at Rotherhithe, going since 1975. Goats, pigs,

ducks and bees — and a working blacksmith's forge by the river.

Hackney City Farm, Haggerston

In Haggerston since 1984 — pigs, sheep, a donkey and rare-breed poultry,

plus the award-winning Frizzante café and craft workshops. Entry is free.

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