Places to go in London

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    Hyde Park

    Spanning 350 acres in central London, Hyde Park is one of the capital's historic Royal Parks, famous for the Serpentine lake and Speakers' Corner. Visitors come to rent pedal boats, stroll down wide tree-lined avenues, or picnic near the Diana Memorial Fountain. It offers an expansive green retreat for outdoor recreation right in the center of the city.

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    Richmond Park

    Spanning 2,500 acres of ancient woods and open grasslands, Richmond Park is London’s largest Royal Park, famed for its herds of free-roaming red and fallow deer. Visitors come to cycle sweeping trails, explore the secluded woodland paths of the Isabella Plantation, and catch protected long-distance views of St Paul’s Cathedral from King Henry’s Mound.

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    The Regent's Park

    Spanning nearly 400 acres in central London, The Regent’s Park combines grand neoclassical landscaping with expansive recreational lawns and tree-lined pathways. Visitors come to admire the thousands of blooming varieties in Queen Mary’s Gardens, rent a rowboat on the central lake, or catch a live performance at the renowned Open Air Theatre.

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