Use the map below to see where some of London’s parks are and to choose one that fits your route. Zoom in on the area you are visiting, then check the park’s official page for entrances, facilities and any seasonal closures before you go.
For a short break between central London sights, Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, St James’s Park and Green Park are useful places to compare. Regent’s Park works well with a Camden or London Zoo day, while Greenwich Park suits a trip to Greenwich. The map helps you see which park is near your other stops; walking times depend on the entrance you choose.
For more detail about what each park offers, read our guide to London’s parks. The Royal Parks website has current information for its parks.
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