Hyde Park London, A Green Paradise in the Heart of the City!
Hyde Park is one of the biggest parks in the heart of London and is one of the most exquisite royal parks of London. The park is also one of London's most scenic historic landscapes spanning over 142 hectares, with a multiplicity of trees, a meadow, a lake, horse rides and many more.
The Serpentine divides Hyde Park London into two. Although, London Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are contiguous to each other, both are separate, technically divided in 1728. Initially, the park served as a hunting place for the royal people. As the time changed, people have pursued several other pleasures.
Hyde Park London is truly a green paradise in the middle of central London, alive with exceptional natural beauty and tranquillity which are usually hard to find in the city. The park is home to butterflies, moths, grasshoppers, crickets and a wide variety of other small creatures. A large area of London Hyde Park is covered with old trees, grassland and shrubberies, which provides shelter, foraging and nest-sites for birds of many species. As the seasons change, many migratory birds head towards Hyde Park London, adding to the original biodiversity of the park.
There is plenty happening in London Hyde Park all year around, the park plays host to a string of large events and activities, events range from cultural, music, arts, leisure, sports to some special events. Visitors to the park benefit from dozens of restaurants and cafes, featuring an exotic seasonal menu.
Hyde Park London is easily accessible from our boutique 4 star Mercure London Paddington hotel, providing high quality luxury accommodation and contemporary facilities amongst other Paddington hotels.
Date Published: 2012/02/08
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The Serpentine divides Hyde Park London into two. Although, London Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are contiguous to each other, both are separate, technically divided in 1728. Initially, the park served as a hunting place for the royal people. As the time changed, people have pursued several other pleasures.
Hyde Park London is truly a green paradise in the middle of central London, alive with exceptional natural beauty and tranquillity which are usually hard to find in the city. The park is home to butterflies, moths, grasshoppers, crickets and a wide variety of other small creatures. A large area of London Hyde Park is covered with old trees, grassland and shrubberies, which provides shelter, foraging and nest-sites for birds of many species. As the seasons change, many migratory birds head towards Hyde Park London, adding to the original biodiversity of the park.
There is plenty happening in London Hyde Park all year around, the park plays host to a string of large events and activities, events range from cultural, music, arts, leisure, sports to some special events. Visitors to the park benefit from dozens of restaurants and cafes, featuring an exotic seasonal menu.
Hyde Park London is easily accessible from our boutique 4 star Mercure London Paddington hotel, providing high quality luxury accommodation and contemporary facilities amongst other Paddington hotels.
Date Published: 2012/02/08
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