London parks The Royal Parks maintains the eight Royal Parks in London. 1)Hyde Park 5)Green Park 2)Kensington Gardens 6)Greenwich Park 3)Regent's Park.

London parks

The Royal Parks maintains the eight Royal Parks in London.

1)Hyde Park 5)Green Park

2)Kensington Gardens 6)Greenwich Park

3)Regent's Park 7)Richmond Park

London Zoo

4)St. James's Park 8)Bushy park

Hyde Park is one of the largest parks in central London, United Kingdom, and one of the Royal Parks of London, famous for its Speakers' Corner. The park is

divided in two by the Serpentine. The park is contiguous with

Kensington Gardens…

The Giant Observation Wheel at the "Winter Wonderland" ,a London Christmas attraction set

up in Hyde Park, November 2008

Kensington Gardens

Peter Pan

Here you can see the statue of Peter Pan, the famous boy in the children’s story Peter Pan which J.M. Barrie wrote.

The Albert memorialThe Albert memorial, which opened in 1872 by Queen Victoria in Kensington Gardens took over ten years to complete and cost £120,000

Regent's Park

Truly lovely!!!!

London ZooLondon Zoo• ADDRESS:• Regent's Park

London NW1 

Tel: 0844 414 5728• OPENING TIMES:• Open daily at 10.00hrs. 

Closing times vary, please visit website or call for details. Closed: Christmas Day.

•  • FACILITIES:• Please check with attraction

regarding accessibility

InsectsThe Zoo has over 5,000 insects ,big and small,

walking, jumping, sleeping…

The Zoological society of The Zoological society of London is fighting to help save London is fighting to help save

endangered animalsendangered animals

St. James's ParkThe dominant feature of St James’s Park is the lake complete with two islands. It is the oldest London park, with very beautiful trees and flower beds and view of Buckingham Palace.

Green Park