My friends in London highly recommended us to visit the Regent’s Park if we would like to see the best city view. The walk to the top where people can see the spectacular view wasn't too hard even though I was in my 7th month pregnancy. The arrangement & maintenance are well-planned and great.

This park is world class. The location is superb. The park has sprawling fields, exquisite gardens, an open air theatre, water, playing fields, a zoo, impressive playgrounds, places for food/coffee/snacks. Frankly it’s an absurdly excellent park. In terms of amenities offered I don’t think anything in London compares. Whether you have a specific activity in mind or you just want to go for a walk, Regent’s Park is outstanding.

Stunning park right in the centre of London, one of my favourites, not too crowded. Lots of nice places like the rose garden. Very green and lush. Lots od nice plants and flowers. Places to play football. The theatre is amazing too. Easy to park for free nearby in evenings.

Beautiful park that I walk through so often. Glad to live locally as there is so much to see. It's very peaceful in the early mornings, love visiting during spring when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. The rose garden is beautiful too!

Lovely big open park. The cafe by the boating lake is lovely and serves a nice coffee at a reasonable price. The toilets were good too on the other side of the park.

Beautiful park ! Lovely walk through to a Zoo!!! Yes a massive Zoo in the middle of London only 15 minutes walk from Camden Market too! Brilliant. Keeping the Zoo real . It's about the animals and that's brilliant. Chessington Zoo turned into a theme park . Regents Park love the animals so massive respect to all of you who work there . Love ❤️ you all . X

Absolutely enjoyed it! I visited here on Sunday morning, it wasn't very crowded and except for some runners and cyclists there were not many visitors around. The scenery was beautiful, I specifically enjoyed the rose garden and the lake. There are many beautiful trails both for walking and for cycling. There is a cafe next to the rose garden in the center of the park. Also, there are many open spaces where people had tented.

One of the most beautiful park I have ever seen. It is green everywhere. The park is filled with many beautiful trees, flowers, and bushes. This place also provide live to many ducks and gooses. You can enjoy this place in many ways, by feeding the animals here, or by jogging around the track here, or simply by taking your children to enjoy the scenery. Recommended place

It is a Beautiful park to have a stroll or just sit and relax in or a picnic, It was fairly busy due to sunny weather. Lots of places to see the park is very big, the boat rides are really nice but not a lot to see because the area to pedal is limited but lots of birds and ducks and few fish can be seen. Great for passing hours on warm sunny days, everywhere the eye can see the natural beauty is just stunning. It's really good to have parks in London to get away from the traffic jams and busy lifestyle. 👍

Absolutely lovely park in Central London, reminded me of Central Park in NYC. Has multiple zones and a ton of things to do including the London Zoo. Lots of walking paths, quiet corners to relax and a couple of cafés although I’d recommend a picnic if visiting during the summer months. A few minutes walk from Baker Street station.

Stunning place - all places in the Park are Great but different in climate and style. Everywhere you can rest and relax - from paddling to live concerts - Roses .... you can admire and smell them all the time. Definitely one of the most beautiful parks not only in London but in the whole World.

Another brilliant park in London, where you have a feeling that you're deeply in nature, not in the biggest city in Europe. Lots of space for picnics, taking a walk or just chilling in the green surroundings. During the walk you can meet squirrels and ducks wandering around :)

Amazing park, nice to just walk around and enjoy the greenery. Very well maintained too, I always see someone cleaning or gardening. There are some new sculptures that have been added recently, with their descriptions and artist names too. Great that they are always changing it up in park. Before there was always a change in the flowers and colours. Highly recommend visiting this place, either for a picnic or some time to chill or even for a stroll/run. Gets packed on hot days but very big spaces all around.

Beautiful Park. Very peaceful place, lovely for walks or picnics. Such a joy to see ducks, swans, pigeons etc running around next to you ☺️ Pity I didn't have time to go round all of it, but the little we saw was breathtaking! Very close to Madame Tussauds and Sherlock Holmes Museum.

I really enjoyed exploring the park this morning. I live a block from Hyde Park but have not really spent any time in Regents Park until today. Lots of greenery and places to get a bite to eat. It has more tennis courts than Hyde Park. I’m looking forward to visiting the open air theater in 2024

Awesome park for all. Beautiful flowers and gardens complete with fountains and exotic miniature palm trees. Loads of swings and slides and other adventures for kids as well as vast open lawns if you feel like sunbathing or playing football or frisbees!

It's a nice little escape from the concrete jungle and a bit of a haven away from the hustle and bustle. There were a number of sculptures when we walked round and it was relaxing enough. There was a very articulate description of one of the sculptures, very bourgeois, then you looked over and a couple of kids about 5 or 6 year old were snaking it with a stick! 🤣

What a great social open space, no cycles allowed. Nice wide footpaths. Sports being played, cricket, football and exercises everywhere you looked. Lots of sculptures and things to see, even managed to see the zoo through the trees and got a glimpse of a feeding camal

Beautiful park filled with life. Every corner has its own characteristic. The rose garden, the pond, the waterfall, the vast open space, the flower’s aisles and the hidden gardens, it’s incredible how many different things a park can offer complimented well by the large variety of trees and flowers. There is something for everybody to enjoy either in summer or winter. It is worth the visit!

Regent's Park is a great park in central London. It's a great place to go especially if you are living in a flat and look forward to seeing some greenery and some fresh air. The Rose Garden in bloom is my favourite although there are loads of maintained gardens as well as open spaces. There is even an open air theatre which is a must have experience. Always looking forward to going back for more.

Lovely park - one of London’s finest no doubt. Beautiful, peaceful environment even on busier days when the sun is out. I have spent many afternoons here and find it very calming no matter the season or weather. It’s also very well maintained and pruned, which means that you get to enjoy it in its full beauty. Hope to spend many more days here.

Huge park with sports fields and large "pasture" to relax, exercise, picnic, etc. You do have a lot of room to run and jog and even bike ride. There are gardens on the perimeter, which can be really pretty. The only thing, is that since it is quite big, I felt like it had no securities for all of it. But that could've have been the day I went and time. Not that it was unsafe, because overall it was pleasant. It was just a feeling. If you check your map right, you are within walking distance from Camden and the British Museum. So overall it's a nice park to visit and check it out.

A wonderful spot! The park of the regent back in the day. Has a boating lake and several playgrounds to enjoy. Super easily accessible and is a great walk when going from Westminster to Camden and on to other places north, south, east of west. Great nature and many many plant and bird life. Bring some seed to feed the birds appropriately please. Great sunsets and one of my fa our it spots in town.

Really good day out. Loads of interesting animals in a compact area. They all looked happy and enclosures were clean. The restaurant had limited hot food, namely pizza or burgers. But this was an advantage as both were excellent and made freshly. Burger was of gourmet quality. Good range of soft drinks too. My only small niggles were the extensive building work which is cutting off quite a bit of the zoo and the absence of the famous aquarium.

Love walking around this park 💛 It's really well maintained and so close to central London. I spent quite a bit of time sat next to a pond and wrote a few emails was really productive. If your visiting London or simply in the area for your lunch break I definitely recommend! 🤗

This is one of my favourite London’s Park. It is a huge park with pockets of delightful green corners. Here I am only focusing on the Queen’s Mary Rose garden. If you like Roses, then you will pleased to know that you will find one of the world’s largest collection of roses.

The beauty of the park itself is more than enough of a reason to visit. The natural splendour and gorgeous scenery provide a perfect place for couples to take romantic walks or families to enjoy a fun day out. With all kinds of local wildlife roaming the grounds, there is plenty to see at Regent's Park.

Huge park with so many different areas to explore. Nice place for couples, children and everyone to visit. Perfect for a run or long walk. Good place for photography. Would recommend

Regent's Park is one of my favourite parks in London. It is a quiet refuge from busy London and easily accessible by public transport. It is a beautiful park for a leisurely stroll or a run. The Queen Mary's Rose Garden is a must-see, with thousands of rose bushes on the beautiful landscape garden during summer. The massive lake is a habitat for numerous birds and ducks. Come April and through summer, boats are available for rental for rowing on the lake.

Oh wow, what a lovely park! There is so much to see that you can easily, while a way a few hours, wander around this park. There's some lovely gardens which are very well maintained and lots of colour especially in summer. Lots of different paths to explore and a walk-up Primrose Hill is not to be missed!

One of the most beautiful parks in central London. Great for picnics. Open fires and barbecues are not allowed here. Easy access via Bus/Tube/Underground/Metro You definately gonna need few days/visits to discover all around and about. Unfortunately dogs are now allowed, except guide dogs! Public Toilets/Rest rooms are available.

Recently visited for Frieze arts in the park. Part of the park will guide you all the way to the London Zoo. You can enter from the back of Baker Street or GREAT Portland st for example. By the water you can see a little bit of nature . In the past the Park has offered some free live music. A more contained park than Hyde Park, but always a pleasant experience.

I really love this park! It’s really nice to take a walk out here! Especially the rose garden in this park in summer!

Beautiful, peaceful. A real oasis in the heart of the metropolis

(Translated by Google) Park in the city center with abundant greenery. Modern, quiet and small. (Original) Парк в центре города с обильным озеленением. Современный, тихий и небольшой.

Stunning park- very clean and great for long walks

Beautiful place for a walk on a sunny day!

I live a flower of Nina/

My favourite park in London. Make sure to visit the rose gardens in the spring/summer. The outer circles has some fantastic old fig trees. Use your camera 📸- it’s a photographer heaven!

The park is an oasis in the middle of the city. Filled with animals, beautiful views, cafes and endless places to sit down and just enjoy the view. I come here almost daily for a morning walk and I can’t get bored with it. A truly beautiful park

This is a beautiful park right in the city centre! Awesome for a walk or a bike ride. Wood carving. Take your picnic basket or watch a show at their Open Theatre! And if you fancy boat riding near regents canal. You can easily spend a day here at leisure or 2 hours depending on your travel plans.

Regent's Park is beautiful. There are several cafes and toilets. Lots of things to see.

Regents Park is huge, there's lots to do, even in the morning it was still busy. From the bustling streets to going through an alley and coming out into here was great. Lots of area to cover and sure to keep you entertained.

Wonderful place to go with anyone. very nicely laid out for an easy walk around to see everything. Not to tiring and took us about 3 hours and a brake for lunch and hot chocolate 😊 had a lovely day with the penguins feeding time talk and the free running monkeys round our feet 😊 all the big cats, reptiles and small creatures 🌏👏

A joy to walk through this park and admire the well maintained flower borders & open parkland. So peaceful despite being in central London. We are so fortunate to have these green open spaces accessible for all to enjoy.

Wonderful place. Good paths, lots of different plants that are well tended. Plenty of seating, couple of cafés. A waterfall. Has some unusual art structures and plenty of shade. The rose gardens are beautiful. Also a zoo ( we didn't attend). A full afternoon to get around.

Not at its best at this time of year, but nonetheless a nice place for a stroll. Always strange to hear the roar of lions coming from London Zoo too! The Queen Mary Gardens is my favourite part of the park, beautiful formal gardens and no dogs allowed meaning it’s a lovely sanctuary to picnic, lie on the grass and hangout just across the way from Marylebone and the pace of the city.

The best park in London! What an amazing place to go to, if you want to enjoy the sun and relax for a few hours. Definitely recommended during spring to enjoy the cherry trees blossom, but also in summer to see the beauty of the Queen Mary's Rose Gardens. If you are visiting London, this is a must see

The Regent’s Park is the most beautiful of the inner London Parks. I last visited on a fine sunny day in March and enjoyed a walk around the lake watching the various ducks, geese and heron, before diverting to the Inner Circle and particularly the Queen Mary’s Rose Garden. It’s a bit too early in the year to see the Rose Garden at its best – I’ll certainly return in June, but the area around the Japanese Garden Island is still wonderful and the view from above the waterfall is probably the most beautiful in London. I did take a look in the Regent’s Bar and Kitchen. To be honest it looked a bit pricey for my liking, but I suppose that’s par for the course for this area.

The park is among the best. The flower trees are beautiful in March and April, and the vibrant colours in the autumn are a dream. Queen Mary’s Gardens are probably the best part, but Primrose Hill is definately worth the walk too. And do journey around the lake!

What a beautiful Park with something for everyone. Picnics spots, deck chairs for rent, benches to just sit and enjoy a gentle breeze, watch ducks waddling down to the pond and stroll along the gorgeous scented bushes of roses. Buy a ticket to an open air theatre production, bring your own snacks or grab a bite at the cafe, quite a selection of food hot and food to go. Lovely day in the city after the quiet calm of the midlands

The best park in London. There is little doubt that regent's park is the most stunning park in all of the UK. The rose gardens and Japanese water gardens are also delightful. Would highly recommend this park for all ages.

Probably my favorite green space in London. There are so many wonderful corners of the park to explore, whether you’re in the mood for a jog, a place for your kid to play, a leisurely stroll, a romp with your pup, a concert, or to explore the garden and park design. The outdoor theater is a spectacular venue, and the queen’s rose garden is one of my favorite parts. It is beautifully landscaped with careful attention to detail. You’ll find ducks and birds, and other little critters milling about. An overall lovely multi use green space- go enjoy it!

Regent’s park is the perfect place to take your morning stroll or have a picnic. Other than that you and friends can make use of the different sport fields on site. 10/10 would recommend to all tourists and locals.

Got to see a beautiful park and its surroundings. The Regent park is located at the heart of London and it is known for its magnificent views and pure beauty. Pedestrians walk with their pets and go there to see various plants, flowers blooming and lake sightseeing along with water ducks.

Tremendous and beautiful park. It has a circular road where you can circularly ride a bike. Some buildings near the park look luxurious. In the centre of the park, it has a Japanese-style park and cherry blossom trees. Additionally, the lake can be used for sailing with boats. Very beautiful and famous during the spring season. Have an excellent time taking a break in this park!

I really liked a lot there. There has very big area and are many flowers and trees. Everywhere’s lush. Human is admiring this beauty and grace. If you go to London Certainly you must visit Regent’s Park. Furthermore it has a rose garden and open theater inside..

my favourite park in the whole of London! the park is huge, very well set up. the Japanese garden is awesome, the rose garden is cool. the whole area is well maintained and decorated. it seems like every corner offers something different to discover. one downside, the toilets are not for free.

I didn’t know that a park like this exists… Congratulations to everyone who made and makes maintenance on it! The details are surprisingly and made with surgical precision. In the morning, two workers politely saluted us. In my country there are not such things… Congrats London, congrats Great Britain. Indeed great! ❤️

This is a nice park, it is really big and it has toilets you can use. There is currently an exhibition at Regents Park as you can from the pictures below. It is so big that you can definitely go there on a hot day and have somewhere to sit and have a picnic with friends and family or even alone. There are restrooms you can use as well and a cafe there as well. There is also a playground for children as well. It’s just an all round nice and lovely park.

A large and beautiful mostly open air park with well tended gardens displaying a diverse species of plants and flowers. There are benches lining the wide tree lined boulevard. Queen Mary's Rose Garden is a small round rose garden with various flowerbed of roses and is located inside the inner circle of the park. During summer time the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre plays there.

Nice park. In the park there is a zoo, also there are a few ponds. Inner circle of the park, there is a flower garden. Very beautiful. I recommend people to visit and have a walk in the park. In the summer it's very beautiful because of the flower garden.

Loving the Autumn look/feel in the park!! Lots of people but not to many that it feels cluttered! The beds are so beautiful! Not sure whats going on with the sculptures.

Great place for all enjoy feeding the wild parakeets take some seed and apples with you and they will come feed from you sitting on you whilst they feed. The Diana memorial children park is open. Disappointed that the Diana memorial fountain wash closed and no water. There is boating lake alot of walking but plenty seating and shade. You can visit the out side of Kensington palace and have refreshments great place.

Was such a beautiful place to walk with a nice cup of tea/coffee enjoying the views. Looking at the geese and different types of ducks. Very lovely

Nice park, but a lot of people are not wearing face mask

Very calm park to have a walk in, well maintained facilities

A beautiful park in Central London, home to the zoo, many beautiful flowers, cafes and next to the canal which is nice to walk or cycle next to.

(Translated by Google) Too beautiful (Original) Lindo demais

Love Regent's Park in Autumn! The colours are stunning! And the squirrels very friendly, and the ducks, so nice! Just walk and enjoy the flowers.

Fabulous

Amazing park ,I must say that I love the nature and travel a lot just to know and see more places en England and this park it's lovely 👍🥰

....skating prohibited who would like a park like that...I ask you?

Nice park

Walked around the sports fields with wonderful company. Charging for the toilets is not very fare. Also radar key does not open the disabled toilets and no attendant. Poor showing people

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Hermoso

(Translated by Google) Beautiful 😍 (Original) Hermoso 😍

The southern end of the park is the most beautiful.

Regent park is a great place to get some fresh air excercise especially in this covid time

The best incredibly beautiful!

Beautiful park, not too busy, so social distancing is easy.

(Translated by Google) At the moment it is winter in London so the rose garden and the vegetation of the place in general are quite decayed, but it is a beautiful place to walk in these times of quarantine and social distancing. My favorite place in the park: the Japanese Garden, which is a small island from where you can see a waterfall. The park is located next to Primrose Hill (park with excellent panoramic views of the main places in London) and is in the area near Hamstead Heath park (the largest green and natural area in London). The nearby neighborhood is that of the famous and rich, where you can see mansions and maybe if you're lucky ... a celebrity ... luck! and enjoy it! (Original) En este momento es invierno en Londres así que el rosedal y la vegetación del lugar en general están bastantes decaídas, pero es un hermoso lugar para pasear en estos tiempos de cuarentena y distanciamiento social. Mi lugar preferido dentro del parque: el Jardín Japonés, que es una pequeña islita desde donde se ve una cascadita de agua. El parque se encuentra pegado al Primrose Hill (parque con vistas panorámicas excelentes de los principales lugares de Londres) y está en la zona cercana al parque Hamstead Heath (la zona verde y natural más extensa de Londres). El barrio cercano es el de los famosos y ricos, donde podés ver mansiones y tal vez si tenés suerte... a alguna celebridad... suerte! y que lo disfrutes!

Lovely park with different flower gardens, fabulous playgrounds, boating pond, cafés and an open air theatre. Flat terrain. Very accessible.

Gorgeous park all year round.

Bangin grass an water. Air was a bit too crisp when I went but overall pretty good

Great park but to many people.

A stroll, a ramble, and AC rose garden to boot. Small birds aplenty.

I always go for the Last 20 years un average 3 - times a week ,have one to two and sometime 3 laps .

Very screne, beautiful mosque that feels very calming .

Pretty and clean with plenty of space

nice

really nice place to sit for lunch or to meet friends.... well it was before covid

Nice park

(Translated by Google) Regent's Park (English: Regent's Park, official name English: The Regent's Park), also transliterated as Regent's Park, is a park and residential area located in the center of London. It is one of the Royal Gardens of London, covering an area of ​​166 hectares (410 acres). Regent’s Park is located at the northwest end of the city centre and is London’s largest park for outdoor sports. The park consists of gardens and sports facilities open to the public, London Zoo, London Regent University, and closed villas and other residential areas. (Original) 攝政公園（英語：Regent's Park，正式名稱英語：The Regent's Park），又音譯作麗晶公園，是位於倫敦市中心的公園和住宅區，是倫敦御苑之一，佔地166公頃（410英畝）。攝政公園位於市中心的西北端，是倫敦最大的可供戶外運動的公園。公園由向公眾開放的花園和運動設施、倫敦動物園、倫敦攝政大學以及不開放的別墅和其它住宅區組成。

Beautiful park with soooo much to offer! You could walk around the whole park in an hour and see a wild bird sanctuary, a rose garden, fountains galore, statues, playing fields, one of London's most amazing boulevards, a zoo, a running track, cafes, lakes, royal gates and more. The perimeter road serves perfectly as central London's unofficial velodrome; about 5k long with few lights and plenty of pelletons to draft onto the back of!

Lovely park, with good amenities

A Pleasant and Peaceful stroll, as ever

Can be pretty busy but plenty of space to keep your distance. Be aware when crossing roads as cyclists are fast and aggressive on the outer circle . London zoo appeared to be open today for those looking for an attraction for the day

Superb!

Lucky to have Regent's park at our doorstep, it is beautiful and well maintained specially the rose garden. Perfect for walks/running and good cycling routes around the park.

A truly regal park with fantastic landscaping teams who maintain it to perfection.

Large open spaces as well as nice walk ways for a relaxing stroll. Sitting on a bench and looking at the flowers and greenery is very relaxing.

Great place for a walk

Regent's Park (officially known as The Regent's Park) was once part of the extensive Forest of Middlesex. On the dissolution of the monasteries (1536-40), Henry VIII acquired the Manor of Tyburn and created a hunting ground, Marylebone Park, which covered almost the same area as the 400 acres which comprise The Regent's Park today. The chase remained in royal hands until the end of the Civil War in 1646, when it came under the control of the victorious Commonwealth. Oliver Cromwell sold it off in the form of leases, to pay wages arrears to the New Model Army. Over 16,000 trees were felled during this period.

Amazing place, so beautiful literally

Lovely

Fantastic place in the center of London, especially with snow.

(Translated by Google) very pretty (Original) خیلی قشنگ

A spacious and lovely park. Plenty of parking space. Great for walks and exercise.

(Translated by Google) Cute!! (Original) Lindo!!

Very nice, clean park. You enjoy to be there.

Soo beautiful, very security and clean

Absolutely amazing Regent's Park

Amazing place!

Not enough seating area.

Looking at the wildlife is great

Very nice gardens

Amazingly Beautiful place!!!

Beautiful park. I love the rose garden, there's roses of every colour. There's a nice pond and area for events. It has so many different parts to it, so it's a great place for a walk.

Beautiful flowers everywhere ☺️ cute squirrels, birds.

Best Park in London for a chill walk. Have been there twice a week during for the past 6 months. Recommend catching the sunset from the central area, near the football fields!

One of the most beautiful parks in London. Actually Regent Park and St James Park are two of my favourites. Quite large in size, open places, wildlife in it, it’s quite spectacular.

Very relaxing, tranquil place with plenty greenery, statues, water fountains and wild life to see. A little peace of heaven in the city. Very easy to get to by public transport and other sites are near by to visit too. Perfect for family picnic, romantic day out or walking around. Playground for kids , a coffee shop with ice cream and public toilets on site.Dogs allowed. ♿ Accessible

No doubt that this is my absolut favourite green area in London. It is so special, wherever entrance you use you'll always be amazed by the awesome landscaping. It reminds me of the movie Mary Poppins! A lovely place! We are so lucky to have this wonder so close by!

Really good clean park and good peaceful environment. Hot/cold food available in the area. Coffee and cold drinks available.

nice park. its my faviourite.

One of best parks in London. Unfortunately it's always busy. Went for a run during covid lockdown and couldn't believe how much prices went up. £4 for the most boring vanilla ice cream. That's the price of Italian ice creams on the high Street. Still, nice place to run and have a picnic (after lockdown)

Lovely to have a strolling

Very nice. I was with a friend and we enjoyed a take away Coffee and sat in the Park admitong the beautiful flowers

Beautiful

Very crowded but nice open space

Lovely park for adults abd kids, great space and lots to see. Shame the kids play area was closed due to maintenance work.

we had a lovely time here just before corona virus has landed and a nice evening in the park, very nice locls too

Lovely place to walk, especially when the weather is nice

Mate it's a park what do you expect

Loving the park ♥

Tpp many cars. Nice flat round to cycle

Beautiful park. The kids love it.

I saw few animals from far.. like a penguin, camels, few little monkeys 🐒 was so lovely 😍

Sick

Life feels almost normal in this beautiful park during the pandemic. Lots of energy albeit in a safe way...

regents park in addition to the church of san felipe, there are also small shopping where you can find fruits, drinks, also post office, and laundry and very good that lives there in the area( so I give 5 🌟)

(Translated by Google) Very nice park in Westminster. Very nice park in Westminster. (Original) Very nice park in Westminster. Muy lindo parque en Westminster.

You need a whole day to enjoy the beauty this park has to offer

Nice park, love it.

It’s a nice park in the city.

(Translated by Google) A well-appointed park, large enough to walk or sit at a small outdoor picnic with your loved ones, I wish you a pleasant walk and sunny day (Original) Un parc bine amenajat, destul de mare pentru a te plimba sau a sta la un mic picnic în aer liber și alături de cei dragi, va doresc o plimbare plăcută și zi plina de soare

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Good

Beautiful

Very pleasant...

Lovely place! Wish there was a cycling route inside the park as well but its a very regal and well looked after garden

Iconic London park. Also houses the Open Air Theatre

Perfect respite from the city.

Beautiful in sunshine and nice buzz.

Place to be visit..

(Translated by Google) Wonderful place! I like the rose garden (Original) Прекрасно място! Харесвам градината с рози

Beautiful part of Central London

What a beautiful place to walk around and enjoy the bird singing

watch out for the grumpy cyclists ！

Love the zoo. Went early so a majority of the animals were snoozing or sone exhibits were empty. I would prefer to go to the 12 noon entry that way the animals would be a bit more awake, but saying that it was very busy and eventually we got to see animals awake after walking around for quite a while. No social distancing as its absolutely impossible as it was so busy, it was nice to be able to pet the smaller animals like the goats. Even though there are coloured routes at some parts it got a bit messy and somehow we missed out the zebras and giraffes but again will most likely go again on an inset day when there will be less crowds.

Amazing park in the heart of London. I’ve lived near Regent’s Park pretty much most of my life and this place holds many good memories from childhood to the present. Lots of playgrounds for children, walking trails , open space for sports , tennis courts cafes , quiet spots , hidden treasures , rose gardens boating lake etc. This park has pretty much everything you would expect in a top tier royal park. Very well looked after and beautiful. Also check out primrose hill which is right across the road with great views of London from the top, as well as a workout park with lots of pull up bars dip bars for callisthenics and anyone who works out regularly. Unfortunately no cycling is allowed within the park however the perimeter of the park is a very popular cycling 🚴‍♀️ spot and you will see tons of cyclists going round the outer circle doing laps which is cool. Lots of nearby shops and underground stations nearby including Regent’s Park, Baker Street , Great Portland Street , Camden Town . Top park 5 stars enjoy

Very beautiful gardens with variety of roses... Open feature, nice landscape and Lake. Few statues and fountains, the best park in London in my mind.

Nice peaceful place! Amazing it's close to busy westerns London! So beautiful plants and water features. Lovely benches too! A must visit.

Great park, so much to see!! Loved Queen Mary's Rose Garden and the Japanese Garden Island! 🤩 Will definitely return!!

Parked easily on road outside the park. Cost £11.00 for about 5 hours. Walked around rose garden which was lovely. The Japanese garden needed weeding and looked a bit sorry for itself but understandable. We had a takeaway coffee from the cafe which was ok and it's toilets were clean. Lovely to see so many people out enjoying the warm weather. Fell in love with a beautiful smelling rose.

Absolutely the best park in London. Full of roses, clean, peaceful and magic. I love it

Such a lovely day out for the kids, from playgrounds to gardens and lakes. Can't forget to mention the array of cafes all around the park varied from takeaway to sit in.

It's a wonderful place you must visit. You can have a great time with your family in the fresh air.

What a day! Walked my little legs off but had such a brilliant time. Will definitely come here again and see some of the bits I missed. Also bring a picnic as it's too nice to hurry.

The park is lovely, loads of ducks🦆!! Play area has sand so good to bring a spade & bucket. Lots of seating area for elderly & young kids who want to snack. LOTS of walking. Parking on Sunday £1.40 an hour on the outer circle. Parking right outside the park is 50p for 15 minutes!!!!

One of the good parks where you can finally get away from business of Central London. Stay awhile and listen...

A beautiful park to invest at least 2 hours getting to every corner of it. So many scenarios to portray! Loved it and the area it’s really nice as well!

Large park that allows for walking/ jogging/ cycling. Excellent space to go for long walks alone or with company. Benches are available if you wish to sit and relax and bins are available for garbage and dog poo disposal. Football field is also on the property along with a zoo and duck pond. Quite a scenic park.

One of the best parks in central london. My daughter loved the kids play area. Absolutely amazing palcd to walk, sit or relax . The flowers bed in summer are treat to watch .

Great park, very peaceful with lots of wildlife and very well maintained. Only a short walk from the centre of London but seams more like the countryside. A good place to visit for people of all ages and a very friendly atmosphere.

The Regent's Park is managed by The Royal Parks, with the head office at The Old Police House, Hyde Park. Modern, glass-clad cafe and sports administrative centre, with pitches and changing rooms. Good for kids.

A beautiful beautiful garden that is must visit. I've been to many parks in London but this is by far the most beautiful one and the closest to my heart. I love the roses and those signs with titles like " Free Spirit", "Your Lovely Eyes", and "Precious Time"... and more I went there several times for jogging but one day I felt like i really want a squirrel to be so close that he comes to me willingly and be friends before I head back to my country. And DUH! I just felt it happening when a beautiful squirrel actually started following me around and coming close , way too close and not afraid me of.. here we spent time together, around 1 hour. That was the most profound experience to me, cause i love love squirrel 🤍🤍🤍 It's a beautiful park that opens as early as 5 am and closes at 6 pm. It's less crowded as well.. compared to the hyde park. I love the sound of water running by.. it's so peaceful there.. And the bridge above the lake is so beautofully designed. Highly recommended park if you love nature.

Only really been here before when visiting the Zoo. But the park itself is worth a visit. The Cafe in the centre is nice and chilled with a decent range of options, and good amount of seating indoors and out. Park is obviously very well maintained and the Japanese garden is well worth a quick visit. Our visit was only quick - as we were waiting for an appointment - and then got caught in a heavy shower - but we will definitely go back.

On a morning walk with the sun shining down, not too hot, this is the most perfect place for a relaxing walk, or even a jog, or a bike ride round the inner circle. My morning walk round the park was spot on, very relaxing, and the ideal way to start my morning. I'd definitely have another walk round the park again next time I'm in London!

A very open and spacious park where people can roam freely and go to relax or meet up with friends. Holding picnics there is very common for people and as did I have one there. A place of such beautiful nature and a well kept place, the regent park garden is a must as there’s an arrangement of bountiful of flowers and streams and waterfalls that create the most beautiful of sounds.

Nice and quite little cafe in the park. Open early with fresh pastries, sandwiches, coffee, tea etc. Then serving through lunch with beers on draft. Tables inside and outside so can enjoy the sun when it is out. Lovely park surrounding the cafe.

A really nice breath of fresh air in the middle of the otherwise busy city. It was such a joy to walk through the different parts of the park and was very breathtaking to see all the tulips in bloom. Would definitely recommend the park during spring time.

I’ll spare you one of my rants here (to see one relating to this area, feel free to look up Queen Mary Rose Garden). Regent’s Park is one of the more lovely London parks, sunsets over the pond or walks under the cherry blossoms at the right time of year make for a far more enjoyable experience than some of the others.

This park, which contains an open air theatre is massive and beautiful and well maintained. There is a huge lake to enjoy as well. You can hire deckchairs but they are not cheap. Take your own chair. There is plenty of parking within at a reasonable rate, reasonable for London that is. Take a visit and you won't be disappointed but rather possibly awestruck

Went here for work and it is really nice and beautiful. Always been a fan of parks and the lush open green spaces. Very great place for some time away from the bustle of the city and just some escapism and tranquility. Many pretty sites as well

Beautiful park with lots of amenities and things for kids to do at the weekend. Lovely formal gardens, lakes and boating areas. Easily reached by Great Portland Street or Baker's Street tube stations. Great historic houses also surround the park.

Nothing beats a beautifully manicured Royal Park on a sunny summer day! The Regent’s Park is one of the most exceptional parks in London. It’s perfect for a leisurely afternoon stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens, waterways, and fields. Gorgeous!

Absolutely beautiful gardens ...loads to do with kids too. Weekends in summer has live music in the park which is just by the lake side . Has a cafe inside for a quick bite , cafe is a bit expensive. Restrooms are clean but charges 20p.

This is a large and very diverse park offering a range of facilities for recreation. The northern part is more open parkland with less intervention in it's layout. It has wide open spaces for joggers, walkers and a large area of football pitches as well as a children's play area on the NE side. The area within the circular road towards the southern end has more formal design put into it with open air theatre, gardens, Caffè/Restaurant, Cycle hire and picnic areas. When I visited there was a wedding group there having photos taken. Then just beyond here you have many tennis courts.

One of my favorite London Parks. Very spacious, ringed by luxurious apartments with deck chairs available for rental at reasonable prices. There is also a restaurant and clean toilets on site.+

Regent’s Park is a magnificent green oasis in the heart of London. Its sprawling lawns, vibrant flower displays, and serene lake make it a true urban gem. Whether you’re strolling along the tree-lined paths, picnicking on a sunny day, or visiting the world-famous London Zoo within the park, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The park’s beautifully landscaped gardens, like the Queen Mary’s Rose Garden, are a visual delight, especially in spring and summer. A visit to Regent’s Park is a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, offering a refreshing blend of natural beauty and recreational activities. It’s a must-see destination for both tourists and locals alike.

The arrival of winter heralds a change in the landscape, painting everything in hues of white and silver. Snow-covered streets and frosted trees create a picturesque panorama, turning ordinary scenes into works of art. The soft crunch of snow beneath our boots and the delicate sparkle of ice crystals under the sunlight add to the sensory delight, making every winter walk a memorable experience.

The Regent Park in London is a huge park that is over 395 acres and we visited here just before going to the London Zoo. I could see a lot of people taking advantage of the wide paths and there was a wide range of activities happening from those who were cycling, running and even walking their dogs. We arrived a little too early to go to the zoo so we came here and sat on the many benches and took in the view. I thought it was stunning and there were plenty of opportunities for photographs. I'd love to visit here again in the future especially during the spring to see the flowers. It was also nice to see a little glimpse of the zoo while waiting for the place to open.

I love the oxygen in this place I cycle around they have two coffee shops. I would love if in the coffee shop, they will provide medium roast coffee. 1. Nice place to play football but the place is busy. 2. Easy to cycle. 3.

I could spend a whole day wandering around on this beautiful park! The lake, the ducks, squirrels and lots of other birds. I specially went to see how this park looked in Autumn! I was blown away! When I got there so early in the morning, lovely David and his team were cleaning up all the signage and boards! I got him to pose in one of my shots 😀

Just been there a few days ago and the autumn season makes it just more perfect. The park is very well maintained by the staff and it's a peaceful place to go if you like to have some personal time and just sit there. Absolutely recommended to visit once if you're in London.

Regent park is a vast field, it's really beautiful and it has lots of various location that you can relax, take a stroll, picnic, have some coffee or breakfast. I went there to show my sister around. We didn't manage to tour the entire park but anywhere it's worth visiting. My favorite is the Japanese garden🥰♥️

It's a bit "dingy" in places. But still a nice walk by the canal. It's cool to see the boats go by. If you're running or cycling here be extra careful, it's not fenced the whole way.