Parks and Gardens

Covering 395 acres, this park is another favourite amongst both locals and tourists.

Perfect for the modern adventurer, Kew Gardens is home to tropical glasshouses

This Royal Park is perhaps, location-wise, the most Royal of them all! With Buckingham Palace and the Mall

There’s a whole lot of history behind London’s largest Royal Park, which was originally created as a deer park by Charles I in the 1600s

Fed by a pure underground spring, and set in the heart of London's gorgeous Hyde Park, the Serpentine Boating Lake is one of the most pleasant places to experience summer in London. With 110 pedalos and rowboats, and a fantastic swimming area there are few better places to forget the bustle and buzz of the big city and float away and relax.