While walking in London, we walked through Hyde Park, it was an enjoyable experience. Located a block from Buckingham Palace, Hyde Parks connects to Kensington Gardens and Green Park, making for a great day of walking. The park is big so wear comfortable footwear cause you'll do a lot of walking in it's many footpaths. The park has many gardens, beautiful and a botanist haven, there is a lake (The Serpentine), where you can see many water birds, there are also boats the leisurely tour the lake, weather permitting. Hyde Park like many other urban parks is a good place to take a break from the cities huslte and bustle. It's also a great way to get from one side of London to the other, like mentioned, Hyde Park connects to Kensington Gardens, Green Park, which connects to St James Park and Buckingham Gardens. Overall if you parks like Central Park in NYC, then a visit to Hyde Park, and the rest of the Royal Parks should be on your to do list, there's history, beauty, and serenity.

Beautiful place to spend time with Family. The squirrels are so cute, birds different breeds of dogs you happen to see enjoying their walk/runs.. There is a lot to discover, wonderful places to sit down, experience and walk. The kids will surely have a great time feeding the ducks and boating in the lake. A good place to relax after hectic London sight seeing.

Hyde Park is a serene escape in the heart of London. Whether you're strolling by the lake, picnicking on the lush lawns, or simply enjoying the natural beauty, it offers a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. A must-visit for a moment of tranquility.

A gentle bright warm late October walk in the park to recover from the previous evening’s disappointment as England crashed out in the RWC semifinal. Very restful despite the numbers doing the same. Particularly interested to see the impressive Simon Gudgeon sculpture of the ibis beside the lake.

As luck would have it the British weather decided to be sunny for our visit on Sunday. We stopped in the café on our way in for lunch - plenty of choice even for me as a vegetarian, and the food was lovely. Plenty of benches and seating outside, our only one gripe would be that my partner asked where the toilet was (it's outside at the back down some stone steps), and was told rather curtly that it was customers only - it wasn't like he wasn't stood next to me as I paid! We walked over to Kensington, so walked the length of the park - stopping in the gift shop on our way up where staff were friendly. Grounds were well kept and maintained.

What can I say about London's Hyde Park. It's stunning! For me, this one of the top places to visit on your London trip. It's perfect in the summer, but suitable for all times of the year. Enjoy a nice walk, or take a bike ride around the park. Take a little walk down via the lake and grab a coffee (or whatever you want) from the cafe by the lake and take in the amazing views and sights that Hyde Park has to offer. In the summer time on a sunny day, it's perfect, other times you will find events, such as concerts and a perfect example of this time of year (November / December) is Winter Wonderland. An amazing event. Since I have been living in London, I've lost track of the times I have come for a nice morning walk at least twice a week. I can't recommend this enough.

If you are looking for a quiet place to relax in London's city centre, then come to this park. Yes there are many people here generally, however between the trees tends to pretty (and) quiet. it incredible that in Europe's biggest and busiest city, lies such a large open area, Highly recommended. Officially, you are not allowed to ride bicycles here, but considering the enormous underinvestment for cyclist infrastucture, on London's streets, I break this rule and do cycle as this is the only place cyclists can travel long distances without vehicular traffic.

We stayed near Hyde Park and walked through int several times during our weeklong visit. Loved the swans, the gift shop (has Britain based handcrafts) ,the cleanliness, the feeling of safety. Lots of people strolling all day. Well lit; with attentive staff.

Hyde Park is a beautiful and spacious oasis in the heart of London. Whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll, a lively picnic, or a fun day out, Hyde Park has something for everyone. It's the perfect place to take in the sights and sounds of the city while enjoying some fresh air. Highly recommended!

Decided to explore the whole of Hyde Park and 6 miles later was exhausted (door to door!). Thought it was great and loved the walk seeing lots of statues and landmarks with Kensington Palace being the turning point. If you go to London spend time here if and if you are fit enough walk round it all. 👍