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Home / England and Wales / London - Home of the 2012 Olympics / Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens 74
Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are two historical royal parks in central London. Although they are in the centre of London, you can actually escape the hustle and bustle of London in these two beautiful and serene parks.
There are many charming features and memorials to explore in the parks. At Kensington Gardens are Kensington Palace, several memorials to Princess Diana, the Albert Memorial, to name a few. The parks are rich in wildlife - children love feeding the birds whereas I enjoy watching the squirrels.
Read more about Kensington Gardens HERE.
Read more about Hyde Park HERE.
- A beautiful squirrel shot
- A fire alarm opposite the Gardens
- A hugging bear drinking fountain
- A stretched squirrel
- About Hyde Park
- About the Diana Memorial Park and opening times
- About the Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Fountain
- Albert Memorial
- Albert Memorial - a most ornate London monument
- Albert Memorial - one of the most ornate monuments in London
- Albert Memorial - Sculpture representing Africa
- Albert Memorial - Sculpture representing America
- Albert Memorial - Sculpture representing Asia
- Albert Memorial - Sculpture representing Europe
- At last count there were 178 bird species
- Bird feeding at the Round Pond
- Bird feeding at the Round Pond, a favourite activity with kids
- Birds of Kensington Gardens
- Chomping away at its nut
- Clocktower