Becoming a Model in London – After a busy day of casting or photo shoots in London, you deserve a break. Why not explore the many beautiful parks London has to offer? From great views of the London skyline, to beautiful meadows, to large lakes and flower gardens, if you want to know which park you can really relax in, read on here.
London: The most beautiful and famous parks
If you need a break from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis and the modeling everyday life, London’s parks offer you a perfect break. We as a model agency have picked out the most beautiful parks of the British capital:
Hyde Park: Central London
Of course, Hyde Park leads this line-up. It is the most famous and one of the largest parks in London, here you can walk on an area of 1.4 square kilometers through green spaces and beautifully landscaped paths. The park is divided by the charming Serpentine Lake, which is not only pretty to look at, but also invites you to swim in the summer.
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- Opening hours: Mon-Sun from 5:00-00:00
Hyde Park is here:
Look around the Round Pond in Hyde Park:
St. James Park: Buckingham Palace
The park is one of the royal parks in London, which also includes Hyde Park or Regent Park. The St. James Park is located in the immediate vicinity of Buckingham Palace and in it there is an elongated lake along which you can walk comfortably.
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- Opening hours: Mon-Sun from 5:00-00:00
- Phone: +44 300 061 2350
This is St. James Park:
Look at the park already here:
Green Park: Next to St. James Park & Buckingham Palace
Just like St. James Park, Green Park is located right next to Buckingham Palace, which means that the two parks are right next to each other. Unlike its neighbor, there are unfortunately no lakes in Green Park, but large and beautiful meadows.
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- Opening hours: Mon-Sun from 5:00-00:00
- Phone: +44 300 061 2350
You can find the Green Park here:
Explore Green Park via Street View:
Battersea Park: zoo, tennis court & football pitch
On the south side of the Thames is Battersea Park, which was once an amusement park. Today the park has a small zoo, a pond where you can go boating, an orchestra pavilion and tennis courts, running tracks, football pitches and lawn bowling.
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Battersea Park is located here:
Regent’s Park: Rowing & Picnicking
The park consists mainly of large lawns, which invite you to picnic and relax. There are also some recreational facilities, such as a lake with rowing boats and numerous water birds, sports facilities and children’s playgrounds. At the northern end of the park you will find the London Zoo.
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Regent’s Park is here:
Victoria Park: Cafés, Skatepark & Festivals
The park is London’s most visited green space with approximately 9 million visitors per year. Victoria Park has two cafes, two playgrounds, as well as sports facilities and a skate park. The park is also used as a concert venue and hosts many festivals throughout the year.
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- Opening hours: Mon-Sun 7:00-17:30
- Phone: +44 20 8985 5699
This is where you’ll find Victoria Park:
Greenwhich Park: View of London skyline
In the park you will find numerous recreational facilities such as a children’s playground, a boating lake, a herb garden, a flower garden with duck pond, a rose garden, a cricket playground, several tennis courts, a bandstand and a small animal park. The highlight of the park, however, is the beautiful view over the Thames to the London skyline.
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This is where Greenwhich Park is located:
Holland Park: Notting Hill
The park is close to several attractions such as Kensington High Street, Notting Hill, Holland Park Avenue or Portobello Road, where the famous colourful houses of Notting Hill are located. In the park you can take a leisurely stroll after a long day and let your thoughts run free.
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Holland Park is located here:
London’s Park in Conclusion
Whether you need a quick break in the middle of the city or want to take your time and explore the beautiful parks outside the city core, London has the best parks both in the centre and around the neighbourhoods for picnicking, jogging or relaxing on the bench.
