Hyde Park

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It’s a vast park! The paths were wide and well-maintained, and I really enjoyed walking while feeling the refreshing breeze. There were lots of people out for a walk, but it didn’t feel crowded at all. My children aren’t so into playground equipment – they prefer running around on the grass and exploring, so they absolutely loved this park.

A beautiful and wonderful park, perfect for walking. The restaurants scattered around the lake are ideal for a great breakfast. It would be nice if there were shuttle vehicles or sports carts to move around the park due to its vast size—especially for the elderly and families.

Hyde Park is a beautiful and relaxing place to spend time. It’s big and full of trees, flowers, and open space. You can walk, ride a bike, or just sit and enjoy the view. The lake is lovely, and there are ducks and swans to watch. It’s also a great spot for a picnic or just a quiet break from the busy city. A must-visit if you're in London.

Such a beautiful park, where you see lots of people just enjoying spending their time with their families or by themselves in nature. Beautiful flowers (excellent job from their gardeners! thank you!), and lots of space to take a stroll without feeling overwhelmed. The Serpentine is also beautiful and there are lots of swans and ducks. You don’t see as many squirrels here as in St James Park, though (or they’re hiding very well). There’s a nice little café by the main entrance when you arrive when coming from Buckingham Palace, on your left, but there are not a lot of tables. But it’s a wonderful place to eat something light and quick, rest and go to the WC before visiting the park. Love it!

A good place for walking, jogging and cycling. About 142 hectares, Created in 1536 by King Henry VIII as a hunting ground. Opened to the public in 1637 by Charles I. In my vacation of London, rented a flat nearby Hude Park, it was a happiness to see that park and walking inside it everyday. Who loves parks, this is the place London.