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St. James's Park

Offering stunning views (especially from the bridge in the middle of the park) of both Buckingham Palace and Horse Guards, St. James’s Park is a favourite amongst tourists visiting London. ...more »

Location: St James
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 7930 1793

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Bushy Park

Bushy Park is the second biggest Royal Park in London. It's within close proximity to Hampton Court Palace, and is home to some of London's more diverse wildlife. ...more »

Location: Hampton Court
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 8979 1586

Richmond doesn't offer the man-made artistry of fountains or water features like the other parks do. Instead it's home to miles and miles of forests and grasslands - a real home-from-home in the city. ...more »

Location: Richmond
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 8948 3209

Greenwich Park

Well-known for being home to the Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Line, as well as being being close to the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Park is the oldest Royal Park in London. ...more »

Location: Greenwich
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 8858 2608

Brompton Cemetery

Sitting on the shoulders of Stamford Bridge, home of Chelsea football, Brompton Cemetery is London's only crown cemetery and an original example of a Victorian-Metropolitan cemetery in the UK. ...more »

Location: Kensington
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 7352 1201

Green Park

Once used in the 16th century as a famous duelling and hunting site, also then known as Upper St James’s Park, Green Park is now far more peaceful and serene. ...more »

Location: Green Park
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 7930 1793

Kensington Gardens

Rubbing shoulders with Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens provides the opportunity for a more cultural experience with the presence of its Italian Gardens, statues and memorials. Not to mention the palace. ...more »

Location: Kensington
Type: Royal Parks

Hyde Park

It’s difficult to describe just how spectacular this massive green space right in the middle of Central London is. Covering nearly 350 acres and with something for everybody it is a wonderful place ...more »

Location: Hyde Park Corner
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)20 7298 2100

Regent's Park

Regent's Park offers Londoners and tourists the largest open area for sports in the capital. There's so much sporting variety here that you'd need to come back another day to try them all. ...more »

Location: Marylebone
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: +44 (0)300 061 2300

Kew Gardens

Explore the world’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage listed Kew Gardens. ...more »

Location: Kew
Type: Royal Parks
Tel: 020 8332 5655

Our Local Experts say:

The stretching parklands of London are pretty much unavoidable. Serving as both great places to explore on a Sunday afternoon, or as beautiful and convenient shortcuts through the city's expanse, the Royal Parks definitely worth checking out.

From the intimacy of Green Park to the wild and rolling oaken woodlands of Richmond Park, London's 'lungs' are constantly awash with picnic hampers, frisbee-throwers, dog-walkers and people just having fun. Playing host to live feeds of the Olympics, Hyde Park is a candidate for the most recognisable, whereas the one in Greenwich - thanks to its incline - provides stunning views across sprawling London making it a choice option for a clear day. In Regent's Park, however, you'll find London Zoo, making Regent's Park one of the more child-friendly and diverse open space.