Excellent park! Huge, with lots of things to see and do. Lots of space available, in spite of its popularity and how busy it was, even on a weekday morning. Cycle paths (with bicycle hire available), picnic on the grass areas is possible, larger lake with many ducks, geese and swans. Horse riding tracks, and even a trough. Lots of little memorials and gardens dotted about. Cafes, with toilets, to rest and replenish at. I still have several more attractions and areas to explore there.
A great place to relax and spend a few hours, or even pass the day. Whether it's by yourself, with a pet, a loved one, the family or friends. We were fortunate to have a great weather that morning.
Ps. You might be lucky to catch the army training their soldiers to ride there some time like we did.
Sebastian Kruk158 days ago
Probably my favourable place in London. I simply enjoy every single moment spent in the Hyde Park! This place has everything that one can imagine, while thinking about rest & relax. Its location is of great advantage. Limited by the Albert Hall from the south, Kensington Palace from the west, Lancaster Gate from the north and Oxford & Soho area from the east. Just walking distance from the Buckingham Palace (10minutes from the Hyde Park Corner) and then next 15 minutes to the Trafalgar Square (via the Mall).
Ouissal Benameur220 days ago
Amazing park if you want to see some squirrels! The park is really huge so don't underestimate the distance to cross from one side of the park to the other. There are plenty of activities to do in the park, it's a great place to bring young children. There is a beautiful lake as well, with ducks.
Dr Teebs281 days ago
A beautiful place to be especially in Summers. This huge park is a great place to go with family, friends or just by yourself. It has a lot of cafes, playgrounds, cycle tracks and boating as well! It can get a bit crowded on weekends and on sunny days.
Adele Thain312 days ago
Loved this visit. We enjoyed a pleasant afternoon stroll. The weather was pleasant and the park was nicely busy. Visitors were bathing, running, playing or like us just enjoying a walk. There were a small number of refreshment cabins which were reasonably priced. Deck chairs could be hired as well as pedalos. Worth a visit if you have never been there before.
Katie Thayer312 days ago
This is one of those places that would take most of the day to really explore and enjoy I only visited to see the speakers corner that I have seen many times on videos online. I didn't get to hear anyone speaking out but I liked looking out across the park there is so much space so if relaxing in groups on the green there is still plenty of space away from other people. I would really like to get to explore more of the park when I visit again.
Alex1 year ago
Simply beautiful. This park is enormous and has so many things to see and do. I have really enjoyed wandering through here and admiring the picturesque scenery and wildlife. Day or night this park is beautiful. I even had a close encounter with a curious squirrel.
Luke L'sk1 year ago
Gigantic park with trails, lakes and fields for you to picnic, bike, jog or walk around to escape from urban life with a touch of nature. There is no lack of new route since there are tons of paths for you to roam around and you may change up the way you proceed through the park each time to your liking.
Lots of space available, in spite of its popularity and how busy it was, even on a weekday morning.
Cycle paths (with bicycle hire available), picnic on the grass areas is possible, larger lake with many ducks, geese and swans. Horse riding tracks, and even a trough. Lots of little memorials and gardens dotted about. Cafes, with toilets, to rest and replenish at.
I still have several more attractions and areas to explore there.
A great place to relax and spend a few hours, or even pass the day. Whether it's by yourself, with a pet, a loved one, the family or friends. We were fortunate to have a great weather that morning.
Ps. You might be lucky to catch the army training their soldiers to ride there some time like we did.
I simply enjoy every single moment spent in the Hyde Park! This place has everything that one can imagine, while thinking about rest & relax.
Its location is of great advantage. Limited by the Albert Hall from the south, Kensington Palace from the west, Lancaster Gate from the north and Oxford & Soho area from the east. Just walking distance from the Buckingham Palace (10minutes from the Hyde Park Corner) and then next 15 minutes to the Trafalgar Square (via the Mall).
The park is really huge so don't underestimate the distance to cross from one side of the park to the other.
There are plenty of activities to do in the park, it's a great place to bring young children.
There is a beautiful lake as well, with ducks.
I didn't get to hear anyone speaking out but I liked looking out across the park there is so much space so if relaxing in groups on the green there is still plenty of space away from other people. I would really like to get to explore more of the park when I visit again.