Regent's Park

Regent's Park was developed in the early 1800s at the request of Prince Regent (future King George VI), who wanted to turn the region into a pleasure garden. Regent's Park is 166 hectares (410 acres) of green space in the heart of London and one of the city's eight Royal Parks. Regent's Park Open Air Theater seems like it belongs in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' with its sparkling, groomed beauty.

 

There are four playgrounds for kids and miles of tree-lined walking paths in Regent's Park. It features some of the best sports facilities in London and is home to the largest outdoor sports area in the heart of the city.

 

What to do at Regent's Park?


  • There are four playgrounds in Regent's Park, including the one at Primrose Hill, each having a particular amusement. Three themed zones make up the climbing frames, seesaws, and sand pits of Marylebone Green Playground.
  • This Park is home to a sports hub with 12 hard tennis courts (eight of which are floodlit), 2 padel courts (one of which is floodlit), 3 netball courts, and an outdoor table tennis area. The Hub is a pay-to-play venue that makes sports accessible to people of all age groups. Anyone of skill level can book their time to play online and start playing right away.
  • Check out the breeding population of hedgehogs and almost 100 different kinds of wild birds that may be found in the Park!
  • Explore the sophisticated Avenue Gardens or the Queen Mary's Gardens, home to more than 12,000 rose bushes.
  • The Open Air Theater conducts plays and musicals by the world's best artists during the summer.
  • Climb to the top of Primrose Hill. Look south to see the beautiful London skyline, one of the greatest FREE views of the city. It's best to conclude the day by watching the sunset from here.
  • While there is a tiny boating lake in the Park where children can craft their own boats. If you want a family-friendly activity, rent a pedal boat and explore the larger boating lake.
  • From the top of the slope, you can practically roll to Lemonia, a mainstay of Primrose Hill. The meat and fish served at this traditional Greek restaurant are superb.
  • No other location in the area can match Greenberry cafe's completely carefree, slightly bohemian, yet incredibly expensive flair. Sip evening tea and relax your mind here.
  • A consistently welcoming and delicious vegetarian restaurant is Mildreds. This restaurant serves wonderful meals and is quite airy and well-lit.
  • The welcoming Argentinian grill restaurant La Patagonia is a fantastic place to know about if you ever find yourself hungry after inadvertently traversing the entirety of Regent's Park.
  • imageDuration Required
    1 hour 30 minutes

Address of Regent's Park

London, United Kingdom

Opening & Closing time of Regent's Park

  • Monday
    05:00-18:00
  • Tuesday
    05:00-18:00
  • Wednesday
    05:00-18:00
  • Thursday
    05:00-18:00
  • Friday
    05:00-18:00
  • Saturday
    05:00-18:00
  • Sunday
    05:00-18:00

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