Located in Central London, Hyde Park is the most famous of all of London’s parks. Covering over 350 acres, and centrally split into two areas by the Serpentine river, the park offers visitors a wide range of attractions.
Main attractions: Princess Diana fountain, 7th July memorial, Serpentine bar and kitchen, the Lido, Serpentine boat hire, Speakers’ corner, a tennis centre.
London – An education
Trooping the colour Queens Birthday parade. {March out of Barracks}
The Queen has once again celebrated her official birthday, and once again the weather was good to her. She always appears to be lucky with the weather. The Changing of the Guard had its usual crowd of spectators, and for those who have never witnessed this, it is truly a spectacular sight.
In fact, there are many spectacular sights in London – the capital of England situated at the head of the Thames estuary, seat of our government, world centre of finance and communications. Cultural and artistic centre, and home to many historical bridges, museums, galleries, libraries and parks.
Kew Gardens. Enjoy Sheer Beauty and Elegance of a Dazzling London Landscape
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Hale and Pace visit Kew Gardens enjoy
Kew Gardens is a dazzling assortment of gardens and glass houses disseminated in a mammoth area of 3000 acres. Located on the south bank of the Thames River between Richmond and Kew, the Kew Gardens houses an unthinkable array of attractions with delightful landscapes, formal gardens and green houses.
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Things To Do In London – London Parks
First set aside by Henry VIII as a hunting ground, Regent’s Park is the largest grassy sporting spot in London. You will find the lovely canal, an open-air theatre, the London Zoo a mosque & restaurants. Queen Mary’s Gardens are a highlight. Other than the road linking the two sections of the park, it is reserved for pedestrians only. Elegant homes by John Nash are to be seen.
