Acting as home to the Diana Fountain, located on the famous Chestnut Avenue, Bushy Park’s history is inextricably linked to Hampton Court Palace.
Main attractions: Woodland gardens, Diana Fountain, water gardens, the Phesantry Welcome Centre, Chestnut Avenue, deer.
St James’s Park is located in the heart of London and is well re-known for it’s royal, literary and political associations. Harbouring a lake with geese, pelicans and ducks, it covers over 55 acres and is also home to the The Mall, the place of many national celebrations and events throughout the year.
Situated at the top of a hill, Greenwich Park is the oldest of the Royal Parks and is home to a small herd of Red and Fallow Deer.
Main attractions: It’s high location allows visitors a brilliant view across the River Thames right over to St. Paul’s cathedral. Located next to the National Maritime Museum, it is also host to the former Royal Observatory and the Prime Meridian Line. The park covers over 180 acres.
