Park

Hyde Park is the largest park and oasis of green space in central London and, together with Kensington Gardens which directly adjoins Hyde Park, forms a natural area of over 2.5 square kilometres. The boundary between Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens is formed by West Carriage Drive, which is a street that can be used by cars. However, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens form a single area and the whole area is often referred to as Hyde Park. …

Park, Lookout, Monument, Museum

Greenwich is a borough in east London and a very popular place to visit, relax and have fun. You'll find several attractions together, but most tourists are attracted by the most famous one: nultý poledník - Prime Meridian of The World. It was here, at Greenwich Observatory, that the zero meridian was defined and it is from here that world time is calculated. [btn "The 10 best hotels in London" https://www.booking.com/city/gb/london.cs.html…

Park, Zoo, Lookout

Regent's Park and the adjacent Primrose Hill are among the most popular natural areas in the heart of London. After Hyde Park, which is connected to Kensington Gardens, Regent's Park is the second largest green space in London. [btn "Find a hotel in a quiet neighbourhood" https://www.booking.com/city/gb/london.cs.html?aid=2380460;label=p-londyn-regentpark] The park was created during the 19th century at the instigation of the Prince Regent,…

Lookout, Garden

Garden at 120 was ultimately the only one of the three free viewing points in the City of London that we visited. We only planned our trip to London four days in advance, and slots at both the Sky Garden and Horizon 22 were already fully booked. However, you don’t need a booking for Garden at 120, and entry is free. If you want to stay within walking distance of the viewing platform, the Motel One London–Tower Hill is usually a more affordable…

Park

St James’s Park is one of the most delightful places to stop off in central London. Within a small area, it features a lake with pelicans, beautiful views of London’s landmarks and well-tended gardens, situated right between Buckingham Palace, Westminster and Trafalgar Square. You don’t need to plan a separate visit just for the park. It works best as a pleasant walk between the city’s most famous landmarks. Allow 30–60 minutes to walk through…