Chalsey Road, Brockley, South East London

 Part of the Brockley Conservation Area, Chalsey Road was completed in 1900.

The Golden Hour, Blythe Hill Fields, South East London

On a sunny May evening, Blythe Hill Fields offers a small, but perfectly-formed picnic venue with commanding views of the empty office blocks of Canary Wharf and the City of London.

Belair Park, Dulwich South London

Built in 1875, Belair House gleams in the early evening sunshine. The "country villa" is grade II listed.

Riding Around Regent's Park, Central London

The outer circle of Regent's Park is a magnet for local road cyclists looking to crank up the wattage. A full circuit constitutes a glorious couple of miles of fairly flat road with just one or two traffic lights. On your left is the green space of the royal park and on the right is the fine white neo-classical architecture of the 1820s. In front of you will be a wheel that you can draft.

Westminster Bridge, Central London

The view down the Thames from the Grade II-listed Westminster Bridge towards Lambeth Bridge and Vauxhall.

Smithfield Market, Central London

Traditional telephone boxes flank the colourful Victorian ironwork of Smithfield Market, one of the largest wholesale meat markets in Europe.

Gangers Hill, Woldingham, Surrey

On the ridge of the North Downs, bucolic Gangers Hill is a world away from the nearby M25 motorway, which you can glimpse through the trees far below. 

Farthing Downs, Coulsdon, Surrey

 An expansive stretch of elevated chalk grassland with distant views of the City of London, Farthing Downs is an uplifting place for a cycle or a stroll during the lockdown. The car park is closed.