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Explore the lush green treasures that make London one of the most park-rich cities in the world!
Whether you're seeking a serene spot for a morning jog, a picturesque setting for a leisurely weekend picnic, or simply a peaceful corner to unwind with a good book, London's parks have something for everyone.
Join us as we traverse through majestic royal gardens steeped in history, stumble upon charming hidden nooks brimming with flora and fauna, and uncover lesser-known gems that hold their own unique charm. From the iconic expanses of Hyde Park to the tranquil beauty of Regent's Park's rose gardens, each park tells its own story and invites you to explore and discover.
So, grab your walking shoes, pack a picnic basket, and let's embark on a journey to explore the lush green treasures that make London one of the most park-rich cities in the world!
Regent's Park
This expansive green haven spans 395 acres and offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Immerse yourself in the park's rich botanical wonders as you wander through meticulously manicured gardens, bursting with vibrant blooms and fragrant roses in the Queen Mary's Gardens.
For those seeking active pursuits, Regent's Park boasts wide open spaces perfect for jogging, cycling, or simply unwinding with a leisurely picnic. Don't miss the opportunity to climb Primrose Hill for a panoramic view of the London skyline, where the city's hustle and bustle fades into the distance.
Hyde Park
London's crown jewel of green spaces, spanning 350 acres in the heart of the city, Hyde Park is not just a park—it's a playground for urban adventurers and nature lovers alike.
Imagine strolling along its serene Serpentine lake, watching graceful swans glide across the water while rowboats drift lazily by. Picture yourself cycling along its tree-lined paths, the wind in your hair as you pass by iconic landmarks like the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain.
Also Hyde parks sits just a stones throw away from our newest collection of serviced apartments in Kensington , so it's a must visit when staying with us in London!
Hampstead Heath
Hampstead Heath isn't just a park; it's a playground for outdoor enthusiasts.
Hike up Parliament Hill for breath-taking vistas, or explore the hidden nooks and crannies that make this park a favourite among locals seeking solitude or a spot for a cosy picnic. And don't forget to visit the iconic Kenwood House, a historic mansion surrounded by lush gardens that add a touch of grandeur to this natural wonderland.
Whether you're here to reconnect with nature, capture stunning views for your Instagram feed, or simply unwind in a peaceful setting, Hampstead Heath promises a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of London life.
Tooting Commons
Tucked away in the lively neighbourhood of Tooting (home to our Tooting Serviced Apartments ), these historic commons are a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
This unique park lets you stroll through lush grasslands dotted with ancient trees, where squirrels playfully dart among the branches and birdsong fills the air. Tooting Commons isn't just a place to walk; it's a place to wander through time, with its roots dating back to the medieval era and tales of highwaymen and horse races echoing through its fields.
Join locals for a friendly game of cricket or tennis on the well-maintained courts, or simply relax with a book by the Tooting Bec Lido after a swim!
Holland Park
Located right next to our Serviced Apartments in Kensington , this picturesque oasis invites you to explore its diverse landscapes and hidden gems.
Stroll through the serene Kyoto Garden, a haven of cascading waterfalls, tranquil ponds, and vibrant flora that transports you to Japan. Wander along shaded pathways flanked by ancient trees, where resident peacocks add a touch of whimsy to your walk.
Beyond its natural beauty, Holland Park boasts a rich history and cultural allure. Discover the remnants of Holland House, a Jacobean mansion that offers glimpses into London's aristocratic past.