St. James Park

St. James Park is one of the most famous royal parks in London. It is the smallest (its area is only 23 hectares), but the oldest park in London. Famous St. James Park (St. James Park) is surrounded by the most influential buildings in London: St. James Palace to the north and Buckingham Palace to the west. In addition, it […]

Royal Victoria Park

The Royal Victoria Park in Bath is remarkable not so much for some particularly striking sights, but for the highest cleanliness and quality – it has received Green Flag status. It’s a very significant thing in Britain and the standards for public parks are very high. It’s a very clean and green place, to be exact – a public park, […]

Hampstead Heath

Not far from Trafalgar Square in London is one of the most sought-after and popular park areas, Hampstead Heath. It is Hampstead Heath that leads the famous parks of London, as it is situated on a hill and can be seen from anywhere in London. Not far from the center of the park is an entire forest, which is why […]

Hyde Park

Hyde Park is one of London’s eight royal parks. In terms of area, it ranks fourth: Hyde Park is located on 142 hectares. By comparison, Richmond Park is the largest, with an area of 955 hectares. All the royal parks are managed by a special agency – The Royal Parks. London residents and tourists can use the parks for recreational […]

Regent’s Park

Regent’s Park is a beautiful park complex in central London. It includes many areas for active recreation and sports. The area of the park is 188 hectares. Regent’s Park used to be called Marylebone Park and, like many other royal parks, was once a royal hunting reserve. Here in the 16th century Henry VIII hunted deer, but then the park […]