The Regent's Park

The Regent’s Park, located at the north-west end of London, is the second largest park in central London, after Hyde Park, which covers more than 500 acres and was originally the hunting ground of Henry VIII. The gardens are equipped with gardens, lakes, rose gardens, stadiums and children's playgrounds. In addition to the London Zoo in the north, there is an open-air theatre, which often plays Shakespeare in summer.

We got a bus from Trafalgar Square to Regent Station (Regents Station) and started walking. There are beautiful gardens and spacious spaces. Queen Mary garden is particularly beautiful. Then I walked along the canal and took the bus back to central London. It was a really good day.

While waiting for the train, we went to Regent's Park in London. It was a great place to stay away from the hustle and bustle of London. You can take a quiet walk and relax. The park is also very popular with runners and joggers because it is beautiful. The Regent Park is truly amazing.

We came in early June, at this time London's day is particularly long, playing until 9 pm, the day is not dark, and at this time there are few tourists in the park, Nuoda Park, as if we have been booked. The rose garden of Queen Mary's Garden is particularly beautiful, and when we arrived, all kinds of roses were in full bloom, many flower beds, one flower bed planting a kind of rose. Unfortunately, yesterday's clear sky no longer, the sky is a bit gloomy, although the flowers are still so gorgeous, but the grass and trees are not so green on cloudy days. If you have the opportunity to go to London, you must walk in their big park.

A great place in a busy city! Come for a walk, sit on a bench and feed the squirrels, walk to the rose garden and have a coffee in the cafe. My favorite park in London! Feels like a different world!