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A vast, rolling space, this popular park features well-maintained sidewalks for runners, walkers, and rollerbladers; fields full of soccer players; and plenty of room for relaxed lounging. The park also has several art galleries on the grounds, a statue of Peter Pan (his creator lived nearby), the Round Pond, elaborate sunken gardens, and of course, Kensington Palace. A great place for a stroll and to see sights from the past mingling with the culture of today's London.

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No New Posts regent's park,

This park, a short trip north from the city center, offers lots of leisure opportunities and attractive views. Formerly a royal hunting ground, the space was originally the Crown's domain, and its main features were designed by John Nash. These days, St. Mary's Gardens are popular for strolling and lounging, and tennis courts attract a sporting crowd. On cool evenings, area residents take pleasure in strolling down the two-mile Outer Circle. Regent's Park is also home to the London Zoo.

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No New Posts green park,

This large park – which encompasses Buckingham Palace, the Palace Gardens, the Queen's Gallery, and a memorial to Queen Victoria – is one of London's more historic parks. A favorite of Charles II, who deemed it a royal park in 1667, it's also unusual in that the Tyburn stream flows beneath its lush surface. The park's central location, profusion of deck chairs, and large lake make it a nice destination for relaxing and people-watching. Green Park is also surrounded by great shopping and dining spots.

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No New Posts hampstead heath,

Hampstead Heath is a sprawling, tree-lined area popular with walkers, joggers, and sports enthusiasts. Surrounded by attractive residential areas, the Heath includes several widely spaced hills that often host concerts, lakeside events, and tours. The green space is also home to Kenwood House, which boasts a large collection of paintings and fine furnishings. A bit out of town, but worth the trip, particularly for special events.

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London has loads of parks. Seriously it’s got about twenty, if not more. There are even Royal parks out there. It’s pretty much insane. But it also makes for some beautiful picnics and never getting bored because you’ve got a couple of views – and parks – to choose from. So if you wanna go for a jog, or a walk, or a picnic, or maybe you even want to spend the day feeding ducks, this is definitely the place to be. You can find tons of things to do and tons of parks to pick from.
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