Kensington Gardens is one of the most beautiful royal parks; on a summer day it is easy to spend the whole day here visiting one of the many attractions: Serpentine Galleries, the Diana Memorial Fountains, the Italian Gardens or just having a picnic in one of the beautiful spots.

Visited for the first time. Lovely walking through the park. Visited the Italian Gardens, the Peter Pan statue, GF Watts statue, Princess Diane's memorial garden, Prince Albert's Memorial and Kensington Palace. There's lots more. If visiting I would arrive at Lancaster Gate underground and then walk through the garden from there. We ended up walking all the way back to Waterloo Station!!

Beautiful park. Quite peaceful considering you’re in the centre of London. The Flower walk was amazing with the friendly squirrels and parakeets. I definately recommend visiting.

I felt that Kensington Gardens is more of Princess Diana Memorial. I could feel such deep connection with the princess while walking around here, imagining how she must have walked around the same garden trails. It was a peaceful, nice walk. I do think that a lot more could be done to enhance the garden though.

Gorgeous! Wonderful! Large park linked to Hide Park, the largest park in London. You can rent a bike, you can walk, run, do jogging, relax on the grass and read a book. For children there are a lot of facilities. There's Diana's Memorial where children can play on the sand or going up on a nice boat. There is a gate and a guard, so children are safe. Very beautiful in sunny days.

Lovely Italian gardens just as you go in very near Lancaster gate tube station. Plenty of benches around the fountains, but you can also hire deck chairs by the hour, or just find a shady spot under a tree

Now that the water has been turned on again in the beautiful fountains, Kensington Gardens is beginning to look as it should, a formal Victorian garden with floral displays, statues, a quite stunning view of the serpentine...and a cafeteria for cold drinks and snacks. This is a perfect place to let children enjoy. And lovers of parakeets, dogs, swans, etc. It also has what I believe is the most beautiful statue in London..Peter Pan. .....and it's free!

My favourite lovely park and garden in London. Just next to Hyde park and opposite Royal Albert Hall. You can walk from High Street Kensington station just for 5min-10min. The new Princess Diana statue is located inside the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace. The Sunken Garden was created in 1908 at the instigation of King Edward VII. They don’t open this garden everyday so please check before you visit in order not to miss seeing the status closely. I missed lol 😂

Very nice park, where you can walk, have a picnic or ride a bike. There also ducks that you can feed, crows and squirrels to be found and photographed 🥰 When I visit London I try to spend some time on these beautiful open parks

This is a lovely garden. It was a lovely and sunny Friday, and there were a lot of people enjoying the sunshine with friends and loved ones. There is an Italian cafe and an ice cream van near where we were. The garden was clean as well. We enjoyed our walk.

I had such a lovely time walking through this park on a sunny day! Lots of spots to sit and enjoy the greenery or have a picnic, and there's a bunch of beautiful and historic statues and memorials to look at while you're there.

Gorgeous park! Super lush and green. Fresh air and beautiful views all around. Can't recommend this park enough.

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(Translated by Google) Gardens relaxing the soul, calming the nerves and relaxing the muscles, the distinct gardens are ideal, and their view is distinctive and imaginative, and of a picturesque, elegant nature. Gardens relaxing the soul, calming the nerves and relaxing the muscles, the distinct gardens are ideal, and their views are unique and imaginative, and of a picturesque and elegant nature (Original) حدائق تريح النفس وتهدئ الأعصاب وترخي العضلات ، حدائق متميزة مثالية ، ومنظرها مميزة خيالية ، وذات طبيعة خلابة راقية.وتستحق الزيارة عدة مرات ، حدائق تراثية عريقة ، وذات طابع تاريخي أصيل Gardens relaxing the soul, calming the nerves and relaxing the muscles, the distinct gardens are ideal, and their views are unique and imaginative, and of a picturesque and elegant nature

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This particular location is extremely good. It's an excellent gentle stroll it's not getting sun sufficient although not totally. It's includes a young children habitat area along with a few drinking water therefore the children may little close to although not swimming. It's a pleasant 1hr approximately sluggish stroll that's worthwhile.

(Translated by Google) More than amazing, very beautiful (Original) اكثر من روعه جميله جدا

Probably one of the most beautiful spots in the whole of London. Never ending beauty, nature and history. If you want peace and beauty in the city, then go here.

I loved the gardens it was a fantastic trip out which was across from Elizabeth hotel and the animals in the park are very tame it suprised me then at back home

Loved my stroll around the gardens! Wish I'd had more time to explore more. Plenty of places spotted for a drink and a snack. Lots of signs around which were helpful.

Beautiful large open space in the centre of London. Home to Kensington palace and leads to Hyde park and all of its charms. Easy access to the Royal Albert Hall and the Albert memorial.

Great Royal Park in London, you can visit the Diana Princess of Wales memorial garden including a playground where kids can enjoy the large pirate ship and sand. You can also see the Albert Memorial, the Serpentine Gallery, the Peter Pan statue and the Italian gardens. Walk around the lake, lots of nature and wildlife to view.

an amazing park, as a new resident in London it’s a great spot to visit for some moments of peace

I just walked around the kensington garden for chilling out. This place is also popular with Kensington palace. Peaceful and lovely place to spend time.

If you are looking for a peaceful walk into an amazing, dreamy garden, this is the place. Fountains, statues, a lake, big open green grass where you can enjoy the sounds of the little animals who lives there. Incredibly relaxing. Also some coffee can be founded inside, so you can enjoy an hot drink during your experience in the middle of London.

The Italian Garden in Kensington Park is absolutely beautiful and kind of next to Hyde Park. A must-visit to take in the sun and weather on a good day. Plenty of benches to do some people-watching. Although a bit pricey, there are few better things than soft-serve ice cream with a chocolate flake while taking in the scenery!

One of my favourite parks in London. Beautiful walk, no matter the time of the year. Walking past Kensington Palace, sitting at the pond or having a picnic. This place is beautiful! Walking through Kensington Gardens for 30mins to get to Hyde Park, as these are connected. Bathrooms available

Kensington garden is a very beautiful park and well maintained. Great place to walk or cycle or jog. Also a great place to bring your dogs for walking. You can also get a view of the Kensington palace and also a statue of queen Victoria. The pond in the park has lot of swans and ducks. They are very friendly if you feed them :). Great place to visit when you are in London UK.

Just an absolutely stunning place to be around. Spent almost all day on the grounds of Hyde Park and its surroundings. Well worth a visit even if you go there to just relax but there is lots to do on the whole site. Beautiful.

The gardens are a perfect location for any active outdoor activity, a walk, jog, or just to enjoy some quiet time. There are many installations to check out. All the statues/ memorials are clearly marked and there are many paths to wonder on. There is no cycling allowed. Be aware that the Princess Diana Memorial has operating hours.

My favourite garden where i daily love to have a nice walk and when I want to relax, I love sitting there at round pound and enjoying 🐦 birds' views. Highly recommended if someone wants to spend peaceful time. ✌️

Kensington Park is a splendid haven in the heart of London, a testament to nature's beauty and meticulous care. What immediately captures your attention is the park's pristine cleanliness, showcasing a commitment to its upkeep. The focal point, a serene lake, mirrors the sky and surrounding greenery, creating an enchanting atmosphere. This park offers a versatile experience. Whether you seek solitude, a family outing, or a romantic escape, it caters to all. Children can revel in the play areas, while adults can enjoy leisurely strolls along well-maintained paths. The park's historical significance, with Kensington Palace as a prominent landmark, adds cultural depth. For picnics, relaxation, or a breath of fresh air amidst bustling London, Kensington Park is a go-to destination. It embodies tranquility, natural beauty, and a touch of history, providing an unforgettable urban retreat. Whether you're a local or visitor, this park offers a timeless escape from the city's hustle and bustle.

My first visit here and I was not left disappointed. The Italian gardens are beautiful! I sat with colleagues under a huge tree to the left, having a picnic. Such a great spot. Definitely take a look 👀 you won't be disappointed. I had my second visit here today and sat on the opposite side by the fallen tree having a picnic with friends. A nice large area with plenty of shade on such a hot day. I would have stayed longer but needs must and all that. A beautiful park with the presence of police keeping it feeling safe.

Kensington Gardens is one of London's eight Royal Parks and is spread out over 265 acres. It is beautifully maintained and easily accessible by tube. There is a small cafe near the entrance that leads to the Italian Garden, and the toilets are next to the cafe. There is a 20 pence charge to use the toilets, and it will only accept credit or debit cards. The garden is a calm oasis from the hustle and bustle of the city. It's a great place to hike, walk the dogs, or bring the kids on a day outing. If you walk towards Kensington Palace, the exit near there brings you onto Kensington High Street. There are plenty of dining options on the high street.

Nice part of Hyde Park, lots of wild gooses, ducks and swans. The big surprise I found parots in England. Sqarrels always want some food.

Beautiful place with amazing views. Great place to unwind.

Big, interesting and fascinating! On each thing you see there is a description of what it is illustred (related to Victoria of course). You can see the way of living during that period thanks to all the rooms in which there are different fragments of Victoria's story Love the small shioe store too 😍

We went during autumn time. Big Park. Beautiful sights to see. If you are lucky you might see the Royal family.

Great place for going out with family)

Lovely place to visit, very calm and serene. The nature is wonderful. There is a few boris bike locations for you to hire bike to cycle around with, the park is quite big. Overall very nice :)

the best place to rest and relax in the capital, away from the city-wide concrete

This place is good for weekend

Beautiful Park. Especially for a walk in autumn.

Обожаю этот парк Можешь очень много погулять и увидеть что-то красивое ❤️

Excelente elección para un fin de semana, paseos con los amigos, familiares, pareja, además del lago hay un parque extenso para disfrutar, caminar hasta el palacio de Kensington es impresionante, ver cómo perdura y esta todo tal cual, sin duda un plan que vale mucho la pena disfrutar

Some of the best things in London really are free! Avoid any expensive vendors and bring your own food. London's 'green lung' lets you see trees and birds and feel free from the concrete jungle. Beautiful statues, fountains, and monuments are scattered about in an organic fashion. Pleasant place for a winters stroll or summer picnic

A Victorian park with manicured grounds. These expansive grounds, nestled within Hyde Park, have ample paved trails to traverse. Round Pond attracts plenty of avian visitors and the southern sun casts a beautiful light on the clear expanse facing Kensington Palace on an autumn's eve.

Best place in Hyde Park.

Amazing

(Translated by Google) A very large park in central London, full of attractions and monuments worth seeing. In addition, there are fountains and a lake full of birds, ducks, swans, etc. I recommend it for a Sunday trip with my family (Original) Bardzo duży park w centrum Londynu, pelno atrakcje i pomników które warto zobaczyć. W dodatku fontanny jak i jeziorko w którym jest pełno ptaków, kaczek , łabędzi itp. Polecam na wypad w niedziele z rodziną

(Translated by Google) An excellent park with an abundance of birds. (Original) Отличный парк с обилием птиц.

Beautiful park

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, clean and scent of earth ... its beautiful lake and beautiful birds, the parakeets so friendly .... beautiful people !! (Original) Hermoso,limpio y aroma de tierra...sus lindo lago y preciosas aves, los periquitos tan amigables....linda gente!!

Beautiful as always ✨

Love walking here

It is a perfect place to relax

(Translated by Google) Quite beautiful, worth visiting. (Original) Bastante bonito, vale apena visitar.

Unfortunately Kensington Palace is temporarily closed due to the lockdown in UK

Good place for taking break

Absolutely amazing

Nice place to walk

(Translated by Google) These beautiful gardens are located west of Hyde Park, although in reality the two form a unit, being separated by the Serpentine canal. They are almost square in shape, one kilometer wide and one kilometer long. Its grounds were part of Hyde Park and were bought in 1689 by King William III to build Kensington Palace and its adjacent gardens there. They are beautiful gardens, freely accessible, which have some very interesting landmarks, such as the Memorial of Princess Diana of Wales, several statues and the Orangery, an elegant restaurant located in a former greenhouse, as well as the palace itself, official residence of the Dukes of Cambridge, which has some rooms open to the public. It opens daily from 06.00 hours until sunset. At present (November 2020) it can be visited in keeping with the rules established for COVID-19. (Original) Estos preciosos jardines se encuentran al oeste de Hyde Park, aunque en realidad ambos forman una unidad, estando separados por el canal Serpentine. Son de forma casi cuadrada, con un kilómetro de anchura y un kilómetro de longitud. Sus terrenos formaban parte de Hyde Park y fueron comprados en 1689 por el rey Guillermo III para construir allí el Palacio de Kensington y sus jardines adyacentes. Son unos preciosos jardines, de acceso libre, que cuentan con algunos hitos muy interesantes, como el Memorial de la princesa Diana de Gales, varias estatuas y la Orangery, elegante restaurante situado en un antiguo invernadero, así como el propio palacio, residencia oficial de los duques de Cambridge, que cuenta con algunas estancias abiertas al público. Abre a diario de 06.00 horas hasta la puesta de sol. En la actualidad (noviembre de 2020) puede ser visitado guardando las normas establecidas con motivo del COVID-19.

Beautiful evening....great place to people watch and get some fresh air during the lockdown. It was nice hearing children playing, adult conversations, and birds chirping. Nice reprieve from not so busy streets and television!!!

Beautiful open area within Hyde Park, ideal for a walk or jog. We visited on a sunny day and really enjoyed walking around the park.

Busy but lovely especially the wild fowl.

Wonderful open space, in central London

Lovely place for a city park walk. Supwr busy on weekends though.

Love it

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful park, large and with many trees, animals, people, everything. (Original) Un parque muy bonito, grande y con muchos arboles, animales, gente, de todo.

Lovely

It is a beautiful park, but it gets crowded and it is certainly not great for cycling. Crowds and areas you aren't allowed It has, however, some great views of the palace and lakes and it is definitely nice to see once, but there are much nicer parks in London

Kensington Gardens is the west half of a large green area in central London. There are lots of little things to find mainly dotted around towards the Long Water. Stand outs for me are the Italian Garden and Henry Moore’s sculpture, ‘The Arch’. There a so many intersecting paths that it’s possible to visit many times and never take the same route twice. Sadly far too many joggers and cyclists act like they own the walkways so watch where you’re going during busy times. Bring your own food as the places to eat in the Gardens are expensive. Definitely bring a water bottle or Thermos. Nevertheless, it’s a wonderful place to exercise yourself and the dog especially now that the London Congestion Charge has resulted in air far cleaner than back when I started coming here in the ‘90s. The gotcha is that the character and feel of the area varies according to when you visit. Early mornings in Spring and Autumn, especially Sundays, are best as the friendly (for London) locals seem to come out. Visit midday in the height of tourist season and it becomes difficult to move around let alone enjoy the space.

Loves the flower walk through the squirrels were very tamed and enjoyed the Van Gough alive exhibition. Great day out! 🙂

Love this park. Perfect for running, cycling, picnics, walks and other activities. Park is very close to Hyde Park. Has few public toilets, few coffee places to sit down and enjoy refreshment drinks and some food. Very spacious.

A little gem! Beautiful layout and fountains in the Italian Garden immediately explain the description gardens rather than park. A respectfully designed and located small cafe and terrace offer a good view over the lakes whilst having a relaxing snack. For longer relaxation there are deckchairs on the grass but £2 for first hour.

Beautiful trees. Very peaceful considering the location.

Stunning gardens! Must visit especially when they places new statue of Princess Diana

Kensington Gardens is just next to the Kensington Palace. Closest underground is Queensway. Nearby is so Diana Memorial, fab playground for children. The Kensington Gardens has a pond, you can see the Palace, if you walk around you will see some more statues & monuments. It’s lovely for picnic too. You can bring your dog but must be on the lead near the pond. Perfect for children, buggies, climbing trunks.

Such a wonderful breath of fresh air in the city, and a really large green space at that! Not quite sure where the line is between Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, but they are connected and both worth a visit. Round Pond was our favorite spot- although there are signs saying not to feed the wildlife, maybe people do it anyways and it is fun to watch the tornados of bird swarm people (from a safe distance). There are two free art galleries nearby, but unfortauntely they are both temporarily closed until the end of March 2022. Still worth a relaxing stroll through the gardens and park.

This place is a paradise in London. Its beautiful, peaceful and huge! The air is so fresh, the weather is almost always perfect and both adults and kids have a good time. You have so many birds, small animals and pets roaming freely in this park. You have the round pond near the Kensington Palace, the Italian Gardens north near the Lancaster gate, the Albert Memorial down south of the park, and much more for some good photography 📸

Fantastic green space especially for a large city, the gardens are huge. There are a few childrens play areas aswell, lots of Ducks and swans near the ponds too, its the perfect place to chill and to get away from the hustle and bustle of central London.Dogs are allowed but have to be on leads when near the pond.

A stunning park that can gets very busy that said its huge. Lots of grass space to sit relax or picnic. The flower beds are beautiful lots of wild life to see on and off the lake. Large cafe near to the lake. Good paths very easy walking for all abilities pushchair and wheelchair friendly.

Was my First Official Trip to the U.K. and I was able to go to the Front of "Kensington Palace" and take a few Photos. To have seen this place in Books and Movies, isn't the same than in Person! What Majestic Scenery and Such Beauty Everywhere!

Nice place to spend your relaxing time. Cycling and jogging there is also a lot of fun. Good place to walk your dog. The round pond is particularly nice place for a picnic. The garden has many interesting status and monuments to visit for photography

It's beautiful. We just see the outside building because it was closed. There is playground nearby and round lake with many swans and birds, great place to just seat enjoy the view.

Beautiful park, well kept gardens. Didn't make it all the way through but would definitely return. ETA: we did return and walked through more of the park. Just beautiful green space perfect for a rest after the business of museums and whatnot in South Kensington.

Absolutely gorgeous! Take a walk, have a picnic, enjoy the swans. It’s a beautiful place if you have the time to visit. I highly recommend getting some ice cream while you walk around! FYI, very long walks to each landmark, several areas are no bikes allowed. Otherwise everything is handicap accessible!

Kensington Gardens is part of Hyde Park. It has a beautiful lawn and pond for bird watching. Didn’t make it to the Palace but it looks beautiful from the outside. Does get crowded on a busy sunny day but such a beautiful place who could resist.

This is a spacious park with a big lake in the middle, but there’s no many seats or places to take a rest if you get tired. On the day I visited, there were a lot of pigeons, ducks, geese and other kinds of birds around the lake.

Absolutely stunning.....right next to Hyde park but much more peaceful, perfect for picnics and games with friends and family. It also holds part of the Princess of Wales walk and the energy statue

Visited Kensington Gardens, 2 minutes from Lancaster Gate tube station, beautiful Italian gardens at the entrance to park were we had a coffee and ice cream. Lovely walk, lot to see, Victoria and Albert statue, the round pond, princess Diana memorial and Kensington Palace and much more, allow about 2 hours.

Amazing atmosphere in this beautiful park. Is right next to Hyde Park and I like it more than Hyde. If you are near by this place, I recommend it for visiting. Also the whole neighborhood is amazing.

Lovely garden! I could sit there for hours just resting my eyes on the beautiful flowers and water lilies. The tree-tunnel is especially amazing! There's a little restaurant too, although not on the affordable side plus probably needs reservations. Across from the garden with the Princess Diana statue lies a big round pond with geese, swans and other birds, rounded with benches and a big lawn. Adds up to a wonderfully spent time if you bring a blanket and sandwiches!

Beautiful space, must visit. Go to the palace, sit by the round pond, check out the Italian fountains! Yes, there is a playground and Diana memorial fountain too (which was closed when we visited)

Great park and dog friendly areas 👍 Kensington Gardens, an enchanting and cherished Royal Park in London, captivates visitors with its tranquility, lush landscapes, and historical significance. Covering 265 acres, this idyllic retreat is adjacent to Hyde Park, forming an expansive green sanctuary in the heart of the city. Originally part of Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens became a separate park in the 18th century when Queen Caroline, the wife of King George II, commissioned a redesign. Today, it stands as a harmonious blend of formal gardens, meandering pathways, and serene water features. A visit to Kensington Gardens presents an array of delights. The Italian Gardens, adorned with elegant fountains and ornate flowerbeds, evoke a sense of classic elegance. The Round Pond, a picturesque lake where model sailboats gracefully glide, adds to the park's enchanting charm. The park's most iconic feature is the Albert Memorial, an elaborate monument dedicated to Prince Albert, the beloved husband of Queen Victoria. Its opulent design and intricate sculptures make it a prominent landmark within Kensington Gardens. Strolling along the meandering avenues, visitors may also come across the Peter Pan statue, a delightful tribute to J.M. Barrie's beloved literary character. Kensington Gardens provides a serene haven for locals and tourists alike, offering spaces for picnics, leisurely walks, and moments of reflection amidst nature's splendor. The quiet beauty of this royal oasis, combined with its rich history and cultural landmarks, makes Kensington Gardens an essential destination for anyone seeking respite and inspiration in the heart of London.

What an amazing space to be able to enjoy in the middle of London. I never knew this: Kensington Gardens has been separate from Hyde Park since 1728, when Queen Caroline divided them. The gardens is full of open spaces, tree lined avenues, shaded spots for a picnic out of the sun, a huge pond and many statues to admire. You’ll cover a lot of distance getting around here and totally love it

Kensington Palace is an enchanting slice of London’s history and royalty. Nestled in the heart of Kensington Gardens, this palace offers a captivating journey through time and the lives of British monarchs. From the moment you step through its ornate gates, you’re transported to a world of opulence and elegance. The State Apartments are a highlight, showcasing stunning period rooms with intricate details, luxurious furnishings, and exquisite artwork. The King’s and Queen’s State Apartments offer a glimpse into the lives of William III and Mary II, and Queen Victoria. The palace also pays homage to the late Princess Diana, with the touching Diana: Her Fashion Story exhibit. It’s a moving tribute to her style and her humanitarian work, making it a must-see for admirers of the People’s Princess. The Sunken Garden, located within the palace grounds, is a horticultural masterpiece. Its vibrant floral displays change with the seasons, offering a serene place for reflection and photos. Kensington Palace’s historical significance, stunning architecture, and the way it blends the past with the present make it a captivating destination. Whether you’re a history buff, a royal enthusiast, or simply seeking a taste of London’s grandeur, a visit to Kensington Palace is an unforgettable experience.

At every turn, there's something incredible to discover in this frankly gorgeous garden filled with wonder. What struck me most was how well maintained the place is, with immaculately manicured lawns and hedges, conveniently placed benches, clear signposts to direct one where they need to go, the dos and don'ts of the garden, etc. Come on a glorious sunny day and you'll have a day filled with wonder and awe and curiosity at every turn and leave the hustle and chaos of everyday life behind for several hours. Great for families, couples, friends and just about anyone with a sense of the unexplored and the untamed.

Beautiful gardens and it's so good to see so many people and dogs out using the parks. They're well maintained. Without Google Maps I would've gotten lost as there's a lot of crisscross walkways. So cool to see squirrels (Don't have them in Australia) but some dogs were chasing them when they probably should've been on lead.

Beautiful area and gardens. Lots of families and dogs enjoy the great weather and beauty. It is a tribute to the area that so much parkland has been kept to be enjoyed by all.

A beautiful park in front of Kensington Palace. A place to relax, workout, walk and run!! Recommended for picnic parties with family and friends!! Please note barbecue/ fire is not allowed.

The gardens are really beautiful, there are a variety of birds and also squirrels and a beautiful lake. Princess Diana's garden is very beautiful and worth a visit, I do not recommend paying entrance fees to the palace because there is nothing to see there! A palace that displays designer clothes that celebrities have worn at all kinds of events really disgraces the place!

Beautiful place to take a walk whether it's rain or shine. There's a nice little cafe near one end by some fountains, with restrooms nearby. Can use a tap card for 20p to use the toilet. Peter Pan's statue is worth a picture.

Beautiful, elegant gardens adjacent to Hyde Park. The pond and stream make strolling here extra special. Wildlife abound. Princess Diana’s memorial playground makes this an ideal destination for families with children.

What lovely gardens to have a picnic, walk about, and read a book by a shade tree. If you love birds like myself, this place is even more adorable. There are tons of swans, and other birds. We even saw a black swan! You can just sit there and birdwatch for hours and watch as the swans preen themselves. I had a great time in these gardens and the decor is so beautiful. It was really close to our hotel so it was a great walk for us.