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Parks in Westminster, London

Parks and green spaces.

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1. Green Park
Green Park, W1J 7NF, Westminster

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2. St James's Park
St James's Park, SW1H 9AP, Westminster

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3. Onion Garden
5 Seaforth Place, SW1E 6AB, Westminster

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4. St James's Park Playground
Birdcage Walk, SW1E 6HQ, Westminster

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5. Victoria Tower Gardens
Abingdon Street, Millbank, SW1P 3JA, Westminster

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Picnic spots

With 47% of the city dedicated to parks and green spaces and 3,000 parks designated as public open space, it's safe to say London is officially a green city. It is, in fact, one of the greenest capitals in the world. So if you're looking for the perfect spot to pitch up and have a picnic, look no fu...
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Parks

Despite being one of the world’s biggest urban jungles, London has plenty of green spaces to provide a bit of verdant relaxation. With the history of public parks in the city stretching back centuries, many of the capital’s parks have become iconic attractions in their own right, while o...
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As hectic as it can sometimes feel, London is actually one of the UK’s greenest cities, home to 3,000 parks of all shapes and sizes and 1,500 sites of conservation importance. Finding urban wildlife is not hard, you just have to know where to look. From the small herds of fallow deer who have...
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Cheap/free summer activities

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Updated 8 Nov 2024
Playgrounds

From the far-flung corners of Chiswick all the way up to Crouch End, London is full of quirky playgrounds where kids can unleash their energy in a safe and inviting space. Whether they want to play kings and queens atop a wooden hillside fortress or they'd rather capture enemies in a purpose-built p...
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District line guide

The District line, or as we Londoners know it, the green one, was the very first tube line ever built. Constructed in 1869, running from West Brompton to Mansion House purely by steam locomotives, it has played an integral role in London's transport system and continues to do so today. It's where th...
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Secret places

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