Recreation and Sports Parks and Gardens

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  • The Royal Parks  - Maps, locations and the facilities offered in the 8 London Royal parks, including St James, Hyde, Greenwich, Richmond and Regent's parks plus the 16.5 hectare Brompton Cemetery.
  • Alexandra Park  - A 196 acre Green Flag award park located in the grounds of Alexandra Palace in Haringey. Details of the birds, bats and park foxes with a layout map. N22.
  • Battersea Park  - A large inner city park rich with wildlife and a selection of 4000 trees, some dating back to 1858. Read the history of the park, opening times and rules. SW11.
  • Bushy Park  - Located north of Hampton Court Palace and containing the famous Arethusa 'Diana' Fountain. View the park facilities and events with travel details. TW12.
  • Chelsea Physic Garden  - Founded in 1673 to promote the study of botany in relation to medicine and containing more than 5000 plant species. View visiting details and its SW3 location.
  • Chiswick House Gardens  - Created by Lord Burlington and William Kent in 1729 and the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement. Details of the sloping lawns, flowers, shrubs and specimen trees.
  • Crystal Palace Park  - A 200 acre landscaped park located in south east London. Details of public activities and events plus proposals for a new maze. SE19.
  • Dulwich Park  - A Green Flag award park of 29 hectares located in Southwark. Details of the park facilities, cycle hire and picnic areas. SE21.
  • Eltham Palace Gardens  - Containing a range of rare and unusual plants and wildlife including newts, bats and grass snakes and offering views over London.
  • Finsbury Park  - A grade II listed Haringey park opened in 1869. Highlights the park's original features including the American Gardens and the historical Alexander McKenzie’s flower gardens. N22.
  • Jubilee Gardens  - Created in 1977 to mark the Queen’s Silver Jubilee, offers views of the Thames and London Eye and is located in central London. SE1.
  • Lee Valley Regional Park  - A 26 mile path running through parkland along the banks of the River Lee up to theThames at East India Dock. EN2.
  • London Parks & Gardens  - A comprehensive list of royal and non-royal parks and gardens located throughout central and outer London.
  • London Parks & Gardens Trust  - A group of amateurs and professionals highlighting the parks, gardens, cemereties and churchyards throughout London.
  • Morden Hall Park  - A National Trust park located between Wimbledon and Sutton, containing more than 2000 roses in 38 flowerbeds with walking and cycle paths within the 125 acres. London SM4 .
  • Royal Botanic Gardens  - Get to know one of London's botanic garden with details on exhibits, education, and useful links.
  • Support the Royal Parks  - Charity which raises funds to help support London's eight royal parks; includes a wealth of information about enjoying the parks and getting involved.
  • Top London Gardens  - Highlighting the best loved and most visited gardens in London.
  • Victoria Embankment Gardens  - Green Flag winning gardens located along the Victoria Embankment. View a 360 degree tour with opening times and details of the bandstand concerts. SW1E.
  • Victoria Park  - The city's first public park located in the East End and opened in 1845. Contains oaks, horse chestnuts, cherry, hawthorns and Kentucky coffee trees. View a location map with details of events. E3.
  • Waterlow Park  - A 20 acre park given to the public by Sir Sidney Waterlow in 1889. View maps, details of the flora and fauna and opening times. Bordered by Highgate Cemetery. N6.
  • West Ham Park  - A 77 acre park, the largest park in the London Borough of Newham. Offering 200 species of plants, water features and picnic areas. Designed in 1874. E7.
  • Wimbledon and Putney Commons  - Provides historical information and news. Includes activities, articles, and publications.
 
 
 
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