Parks in London

Despite being one of the biggest cities in Europe, London is not entirely a concrete jungle. It has a good number of parks, some very big ones too, where Londoners can find respite from the stress of living in this bustling metropolis.

Listed below are some of the parks in London:

Kensington Gardens
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Barking Park
Public park created during the Victorian era.
Dean's Yard
A grassy square at Westminster Abbey.
Green Park
A triangular park in the City of Westminster.
Hyde Park
One of the largest parks in central London.
Jubilee Gardens
A public park on the South Bank of the River Thames.
Kensington Gardens
One of the Royal Parks of London.
Kew Gardens
Extensive gardens and botanic glasshouses on the southwest of London.
Regent's Park
A royal park on the northern part of Central London.
Shepherd's Bush Green
An 8-acre park in the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.
St James's Park
The oldest royal park of London.
Victoria Tower Gardens
Public park to the south of the Palace of Westminster.

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