Set amidst the City of Westminster and the London Borough of Camden, The Regent's Park London is an extraordinary landmark found in the heart of London. Once part of the Forest of Middlesex, the park first opened to the public in 1836 and is known and loved for its remarkable beauty and stately ambience. One of the eight Royal Parks found throughout London, The Regent's Park offers a welcoming variety of attractions, activities and gardens.
Located within the park's Inner Circle, the Open Air Theatre is one of London's most popular venues for a variety of events and performances that begin in May and run through September. With seating for 1,240 guests, this unique outdoor theatre provides an elegant backdrop for a most memorable evening.
Queen Mary's Gardens opened to the public in 1932 and is home to the largest collection of roses in London. Visitors will enjoy taking in the sight of approximately 12,000 stunning roses as well as an exceptional variety of delphiniums, begonias and intricately designed shrubberies. Those fortunate enough to visit during the first two weeks in June will experience the most phenomenal display of rose blossoms.
The Hub is noted as London’s largest outdoor sport facility and provides ample space for a wide range of recreational activities that include: softball, rugby, cricket and football. In addition, guests can participate in a variety of exercise classes and children's activities. Showers and changing rooms are available.
Opening to the public in 1847, the London Zoo is one of London's most iconic landmarks located in The Regent's Park. With over 760 animal species and extensive exhibits such as Gorilla Kingdom, Into Africa, Butterfly Paradise, Komodo Dragons and African Bird Safari, guests of all ages will enjoy discovering the fascinating world of animals.
Set amidst 410 acres, The Regent's Park is a premier location to explore and discover an extensive variety of wildlife. From woodlands to wetlands, visitors will have the opportunity to view a remarkable variety of mammals, fish and birds. Nature enthusiasts will certainly enjoy strolling along the Bird Walk where they will discover an abundance of birds and waterfowl.
Guests will be pleased to find a fine variety of restaurants and cafes located throughout the park in addition to numerous locations for a leisurely, picturesque picnic.
