Address
Hyde Park Office
Rangers Lodge
Hyde Park
London W2 2UH
Support
Phone: 0300 061 2000
Email: hyde@royalparks.org.uk
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About Hyde Park
Hyde Park is among of the most popular tourist attractions in London, UK, and one of the eight Royal Parks of London. The park was created by Henry VIII in 1536. It was opened to public by King Charles I in 1637. The park is spread over 350 acres and boasts of more than 4,000 trees, a large lake and a meadow. There are a number of beautiful ornamental flower gardens as well.
The popular landmarks within the park include the Serpentine Lake, the Serpentine Bridge, Speakers’ Corner, the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain and the Joy of Life fountain. The grand entrance to the park, also known as Apsley Gate, was designed by Decimus Burton. Other features of the park includes the sporting facilities, cycle paths, boating facility, and assorted statues and memorials. Not to forget the beautiful rose garden in the southeast corner of Hyde Park.
The park is easily accessible by London Underground, bus and taxi. There is a map of Hyde Park available on the official website showing all the important sections. The homepage also shows ongoing and upcoming events at the park. Hyde Park is open from 5am until midnight. Limited car parking facilities are available in Hyde Park. For more information or queries on timings, events, parking, transportation, dining, or others, reach the Hyde Park support.
