Kenwood House in London is a free attraction where visitors can see a mansion, a gallery, and lawn gardens together. The mansion holds paintings by Rembrandt and Vermeer, and a cafe next to it sells tea and scones. People can sit on chairs in front of the building or spread a mat on the grass to rest, and from the high ground the London cityscape is visible. It can be reached by subway and bus, and volunteers explain the artworks.