London Parks and gardens

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In 1976 the Queen played in Hyde Park. More than a hundred years earlier, in 1851, the Great Exhibition took place here and today it is especially the Serpentine Lake that attracts visitors. Always crowded with people who relax, run, walk and...

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Greenwich Park is the oldest Royal Park in London, England covering 183 acres of land.  Home to small herd of Red deer, it is located atop a hill.  Known as a former...

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St. James's Park is a 23 hectare park situated in Westminster in central part of London. This is the oldest of the Royal Parks of London. The park is named after a leper hospital that is dedicated...

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Address: St James Park + Share

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Huge botanical garden located on the Thames river, with more than 30,000 species of plants. It hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions, botanical galleries, unique collections, the Japanese farmhouse, cottages and lakes, as well as children's...

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Address: Royal Botanic Gardens RICHMOND + Share

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Green Park is known as one of the Royal parks of London covering 19 hectares of land. Situated between St. James Park and Hyde Park in London, the park has no lakes or buildings,...

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Richmond Park is one of the most beautiful parks in London and it is situated in the richest area of the City, in Richmond precisely. The park is home to a nature reserve of red and fallow deers. It is a quiet place to go for a walk and relax.

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Regent’s Park is known as one of the Royal Parks of London. It houses the London Zoo and also the Regent’s College. This is the largest grass area available for sports...

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Address: Regent's Park + Share

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Kensington palace is a royal residence set situated in Kensington Gardens in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea in London. This historic...

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Address: Kensington gardens + Share

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Fifty acres of land that extends along the Thames. The park hosts many events, outdoor events and cinematographic festivals, enriched with flowers, plants and a Zoo that is fun to see for all children. And not only!

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Address: Battersea park + Share

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The London Zoo is known to be the oldest scientific zoos in the world that was founded over 180 years ago.  Situated in the heart of London, this zoo is worth visiting as it is home to many animals. ...

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Address: Regents Park, London, United Kingdom + Share

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He became famous both for being "fashionable" for its own burial and for the presence of graves of famous people. Despite its function of being a cemetery, it is also a very charming and visited place. Tours are organized in the inside. Try it out!

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Address: Swains Lane, Highgate, London N6 6PJ + Share

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Victoria Park is also known by the name, Vicky Park.  This park is spread in 86.18 hectares of open land, extending out to the part of the East End of London, England.  The park is...

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Address: Victoria park + Share

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The park is made up of various gardens and sport areas. There's also a playground for children and there's a café. There are also large forested areas, rich in wildlife and the garden of Kyoto. Holland Park is also famous for its luxurious residences...

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Address: Ilchester Place + Share

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For more than 20 years, the Secret Garden is proudly displayed near the historic area of Crystal Palace. An important asset for the beautiful range of rare plants and flowers inside, managed by an experienced and friendly crew.

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Address: 70 Westow Street + Share

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Parliament Hill offers fantastic views of the city. The best way to enjoy it is to sit on the famous benches located along the route. Each dedicated to a different character who used to pass by for a walk. Highly recommended at dawn, offers magical...

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Address: Hampstead Heath + Share

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Serpentine Lake is the name of the inland lake in Hyde Park, one of the most famous and visited attractions of the entire city. The lake was created in 1730. It hosts sports, can be crossed in a canoe, and in summer, you can also swim in a sort of...

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Address: Hyde Park + Share

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The entrance is not the best, but then you will realize how much beauty it consists of: an avenue of lime trees, flower gardens, playground, tennis courts, exotic palm trees, a pond and many eateries and picnic areas created to accompany a relaxing...

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Address: West Green Road + Share

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To get away from the hustle and bustle of the City center, relax and rest in this beautiful park. In 2008 it received the Green Flag Award and has areas dedicated to fun, both for kids and adults, spaces for picnics and important protected areas where...

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Address: Audrey Street, Off Goldsmith's Row + Share

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The second extension to the Royal Park is located near the residence of Hampton. Ideal for a walk, horse riding and boat ride or fishing. Preserves protected areas for deers and red deers and it houses the National Physical Laboratory.

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Address: The Stockyard Bushy Park + Share