THE hottest day of the year so far is just around the corner, with highs of 25C expected this weekend.
So we've rounded up some of the best pubs with huge gardens to make the most of the sun with a pint.
Out of 47,000 pubs in the UK there are 27,000 with gardens, according to The British Beer & Pub Association.
Here are our favourite pubs across the country with loads of outdoor space.
Anglers, Teddington
Anglers in Teddington overlooks the River Thames, with loads of outdoor space.
Previous guests have raved about the space, which even has table tennis and an outdoor bar.
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The Perch, Oxford
The Perch is found near the city centre of Oxford, which can be accessed by the Medley footbridge.
It's worth it for the views, with shaded areas thanks to the pretty trees too.
Old Neptune, Whitstable
While not a garden per-say, the Old Neptune has the it's own beach as a garden.
It certainly has the best views - with the sea just a few steps away.
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Tickled Trout, Ashford
Located in the 'super village' of Wye, the Tickled Trout is right on the edge of the river.
It even has it's own purple ice cream van in the summer, as well as live music.
Duke of Edinburgh, Brixton
The Duke of Edinburgh in London is known for it's massive pub garden, and is a short walk from Brixton.
This year's kitchen resident is Bando Belly serving a mix of Caribbean, America, and Southeast Asian food.
The Bowgie Inn, Cornwall
Another sea-view pub garden can be found at The Bowgie Inn.
There are more than enough picnic benches to choose from, before heading down for a day at the beach.
The Red Lion, Leytonstone
The Red Lion calls themselves a "Tardis" pub - as they are so much bigger in the inside.
This includes the biggest pub garden in Leytonstone - and make sure to stay for the live music.
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How to stay safe in hot weather
The UK Health Security Agency advised you follow these tips to reduce your risk of dehydration, heat exhaustion and heatstroke:
- Keep out of the sun at the hottest time of the day, between 11am and 3pm
- If you are going to do a physical activity like exercising or walking the dog, plan to do these during times of the day when it is cooler such as the morning or evening
- Keep your home cool by closing windows and curtains in rooms that face the sun
- If you go outside, cover up with light clothing, a hat and sunglasses and slather on sun cream
- Drink plenty of fluids but limit booze
- Know the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke and what to do if you or someone else has them
- Check on family, friends and neighbours who may be at higher risk of becoming unwell, and if you are at higher risk, ask them to do the same for you
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The Imperial, Exeter
The Imperial was actually once a hotel, dating back to 1923.
However, it has since been bought by Wetherspoons so not only is the inside stunning, but you can grab a pint in the massive outdoor space.