Hyde Park

A large London park where you can rent a Centenary bike for £1.80 and enjoy a safe cycling route passing through Hyde Park, Green Park, and St James Park. Great for sightseeing famous tourist attractions like Buckingham Palace.

Largest green space in London, good for relaxation and escaping the city hustle.

Described as the largest and most beautiful park in London with a large lake. Recommended to visit during the day and considered a must-visit spot.

They went to Hyde Park after picking up pastries.

Hyde Park is London's main park offering world-class events and concerts and plenty of quiet places to relax. Walk around Princess Diana Memorial Fountain or rent a boat to paddle around the lake.

Hyde Park is London’s most famous green space, home to 8.3 million trees and 14,000 different species of wildlife. Don't miss Speaker's Corner, the beautiful rose garden in the summer, and Serpentine Lake where you can even go swimming (annual membership costs 20 pounds).

Hyde Park is one of the most famous parks in London, known for its vast green spaces and beautiful landscapes. It's a perfect place for relaxation, outdoor activities, and enjoying nature within the city.

One of London's largest and most famous parks with 350 acres. Features the Serpentine Lake, memorials, and scenic walks.

Paired with Kensington Palace on Day 3 in the itinerary.

Described as the best park in London and perfect to walk through after visiting Notting Hill.

Mentioned as a place to take a night stroll for a relaxing evening walk.

Mentioned as the location of Winter Wonderland, offering cozy chalets, festive treats, and ice-skating rinks.

London's most famous park, known for its beautiful outdoor swimming area, rose garden, and greenery, especially beautiful in autumn. It's a peaceful retreat even though it's in busy central London. The park is large enough to never feel crowded and offers e-bike rentals. Sometimes, major events like Winter Wonderland and concerts can occupy a large part of the green area.