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Regent's Park
Regent's Park offers wide green areas where visitors can stroll among flower gardens such as Queen Mary's Gardens, explore the lake with its waterfowl and hire boats, or enjoy sports areas and children's play zones. Within the park lies London Zoo, the oldest zoo in the world, as well as the Open Air Theatre and the London Central Mosque. The park has circular paths, the Outer Circle and the Inner Circle, which surround well-kept spaces and allow visitors to explore different areas, including botanical gardens and historic monuments. At the northern edge, Regent's Canal crosses the park, and neighbouring Primrose Hill offers panoramic views of the city.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Regent's Park: 6 missions
- Play at The CourtsBook a court to play tennis or padel at The Courts in Regent's Park.
- Fly at the Gloucester Gate PlaygroundTake on the 50-metre zip line at the Gloucester Gate Playground.
- Stroll through Queen Mary's GardensExplore the beautiful Queen Mary's Gardens inside the Inner Circle.
- Explore the Queen Elizabeth II GardenVisit the Queen Elizabeth II Garden, opened by Princess Anne.
- Stroll past the Ready Money Drinking FountainEnjoy a walk through the park and discover the Ready Money Drinking Fountain.
- Play sports at The HubTake part in sporting activities at The Hub in the Northern Parkland.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Regent's Park?
Visiting Regent's Park is free.
What are the opening hours of Regent's Park?
5am - 8pm (Primrose Hill open 24/7).
How much time do you need for Regent's Park?
Allow about 3 h for the visit.
Source: royalparks.org.uk