The Royal Parks | London’s Royal Parks
London’s eight Royal Parks hold a special place in peoples’ hearts. They offer much-needed respite and serve as a lifeline to nature in the bustling city. Find out what we can achieve with your generous support to preserve these treasured green spaces for generations to come. Covering over 5,000 acres of historic parkland, the parks provide ...
Richmond Park | The Royal Parks
Richmond Park is a National Nature Reserve, a haven for rare or endangered species such as stag beetles, bats, and moths. The park is home to a variety of natural habitats, including ancient anthills that date back 150 years and an oak tree estimated to be 750 years old. The 600-strong herds of red and fallow deer have roamed the park since ...
Hyde Park | The Royal Parks
Jan 25, 2024 — This vast open space in the heart of the city is packed with things to discover. At its heart is the Serpentine, boasting panoramic lake-side paths, waterfront cafes, the official Royal Parks shop, and an abundance of wildlife to spot.Look out for the heron under the bridge – and hardy swimmers at the Lido, home to the oldest swimming club in Britain.
London's Royal Parks | The Royal Parks
There are eight Royal Parks in London, and we also look after Brompton Cemetery and Victoria Tower Gardens. You can explore any Royal Park for free, to relax in acres of beautiful, natural parkland and discover a wide range of things to see and do. Whether you’ve got a Royal Park on your doorstep, or you’re just in town for a few days ...
Kensington Gardens | The Royal Parks
Welcome to Kensington Gardens. Once upon a time, this park was the private playground of the nobility. Dreamed up by Queen Caroline in the 18th century, these celebrated gardens were originally part of Kensington Palace. Today, they are open to everyone – no longer exclusive, but still extraordinary. You are invited to explore the historic ...
St. James's Park | The Royal Parks
This is the most royal of London’s Royal Parks. Shaped by generations of monarchs and bordered by three royal palaces, St. James’s Park is the home of ceremonial events in the capital. From royal weddings and jubilees to military parades and state celebrations – this is the park where history is made. Come and explore it for yourself….
Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
Welcome to Greenwich Park. This charming landscape has watched over the ever-changing city of London for hundreds of years. Greenwich Park has welcomed generations of visitors – from ancient Romans and Anglo-Saxons to Tudor monarchs and Victorian sailors. All of them have prized its dramatic scenery and famous views over the capital.
Things to Do in Richmond Park - The Royal Parks
Take a horse-drawn carriage. Experience Richmond Park in a magical way by taking a horse-drawn carriage ride. These rides are available on various dates from late November to early January. Proceeds support conservation initiatives with the Shire horses in The Royal Parks. The ride includes a behind-the-scenes visit to the stables to learn ...
Visit - The Royal Parks
The Royal Parks. Big enough to host millions of people watching historic events, entertain thousands at live music concerts, or for 16,000 Royal Parks Half runners to cross the finish line. Quiet enough for you to discover a secluded spot beneath a favourite tree, take a …
Things to do in St. James's Park - The Royal Parks
Take a stroll to Duck Island or the seven-mile Diana Memorial Walk through four Royal Parks. Take tea at a café by The Mall. Take a working lunch in the sunshine. Make friends with a pelican. Take in the view. Take your time. St. James’s Park has so much to see and do.