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10 Beautiful London Parks and Gardens to Visit in Spring

amomentwithfranca · 8 April 2023 · 16 Comments

Spring has arrived in London, and the parks and gardens are full of colour and life. In this blog post, I will mention 10 must-visit parks that offer a glimpse of London’s seasonal beauty. From the tranquil Japanese gardens of Kyoto Garden to the vibrant floral displays at Kew Gardens, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.  10 Beautiful London Parks and Gardens to Visit in Spring

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  • 10 Beautiful London Parks and Gardens to Visit in Spring
    • 1. Kew Gardens
    • 2. Hyde Park
    • 3. Regent’s Park
    • 4. Greenwich Park
    • 5. Battersea Park
    • 6. St James’ Park
    • 7. Holland Park
    • 8. Richmond Park
    • 9. Hampstead Heath
    • 10. Crystal Palace Park
  • Conclusion

10 Beautiful London Parks and Gardens to Visit in Spring

What are the top 10 gardens and parks to visit in London in springtime?

1. Kew Gardens

Kew Gardens

What is there to do in Kew Gardens?

With over 50,000 living plants and the world’s largest collection of living plants, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. During spring, the cherry blossom trees in Kew Gardens are in full bloom, creating a stunning display of pink and white. Don’t miss the Bluebell Walk, where you’ll be surrounded by a sea of bluebells and other wildflowers.

2. Hyde Park

Kensington Gardens in Hyde Park.Beautiful botanic garden with flowers and pond

One of the largest and most popular parks in London, Hyde Park offers a serene oasis in the heart of the city, with over 350 acres of gardens, lakes, and meadows. During spring, the park’s Rose Garden is in full bloom, with thousands of roses in every colour imaginable. You can visit The Royal Parks website for more information about Hyde Park.

3. Regent’s Park

Elegant Fountain in Regents Park

What can I do in Regent’s Park?

Located in the heart of London, Regent’s Park boasts the Queen Mary’s Gardens, which are a must-visit during spring. With over 30,000 rose bushes and other beautiful flowers, the gardens are a feast for the senses. The park also boasts the Open Air Theatre, a unique venue that hosts a variety of performances during the spring and summer months. You can visit The Royal Parks website for more information about Regents Park.

4. Greenwich Park

View of Canary Wharf from Greenwich - London, England

If your looking for gardens and parks in London to visit, another great option is Greenwich, which is a stunning park that offers breathtaking views of London from the top of the hill. During spring, the park’s flower garden is in full bloom, with colourful tulips and daffodils creating a beautiful display. You can also visit the Royal Observatory and learn about astronomy and navigation. You can visit The Royal Parks website for more information about Greenwich Park.

5. Battersea Park

View of The Albert Bridge from Battersea Park, on the south bank of the River Thames, in London, England.

Located on the south bank of the River Thames, Battersea Park is a beautiful green space with a variety of attractions. During spring, the park’s Peace Pagoda is a serene and tranquil spot to relax and reflect, and the cherry blossom trees are a beautiful sight to behold.

6. St James’ Park

Garden with colorful tulip flowers, spring, and nature in St James Park London

Located in the heart of London, St James’ Park offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. During spring, the park’s flower beds are in full bloom, with daffodils, crocuses, and tulips creating a riot of colours. You can also see a variety of birds, including pelicans, which have been a fixture in the park since the 17th century.

7. Holland Park

Family photo with background of Kyoto Garden in Holland Park

A hidden gem located in West London, Holland Park is a tranquil oasis with a variety of gardens and walking paths. During spring, the park’s Kyoto Garden is particularly enchanting, with cherry blossom trees, a waterfall, and a pond filled with koi fish.

8. Richmond Park

The largest of London’s Royal Parks, Richmond Park offers a vast expanse of greenery to explore. During spring, the park’s Isabella Plantation is in full bloom, with a riot of colours and fragrances from azaleas, rhododendrons, and other flowers.

9. Hampstead Heath

Hampstead Pergola and Hill Garden in London

A sprawling parkland in North London, Hampstead Heath offers sweeping views of the city skyline and a variety of landscapes, from wooded paths to open meadows. During spring, the park’s Pergola and Hill Garden is a must-visit, with a beautiful pergola covered in wisteria and other climbing plants.

10. Crystal Palace Park

Dinosaur sculptures in Crystal Palace park, London

Crystal Palace Park is a beautiful green space located in South London. It was opened in 1854 and covers an area of over 200 acres. The park is home to a variety of attractions, including a maze, a farm, and several lakes. The park is also home to the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, a series of life-size sculptures that were created in the 1850s and represent various prehistoric animals. The park is a popular destination for families, picnickers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

Conclusion

London is a wonderful city to explore in the spring, with its stunning parks and gardens providing a welcome breath from the hustle and bustle of the city. Whether you’re a nature lover, a history buff, or simply looking for a peaceful place to relax, there’s something for everyone in London’s green spaces. So, what are you waiting for? Get out there and explore all that London parks and gardens have to offer this spring. You won’t be disappointed!

Which park or garden on this list is your favourite to visit during the springtime in London? Are there any other green spaces or parks and gardens to visit in London that you think deserve a mention? Let us know in the comments below!

Thanks for stopping by,

Love you all ❤️

Franca  💋

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  1. Mark Fridlington says

    9 April 2023 at

    I have never been to Kew Gardens, but I would like to visit. We are lucky to have such beautiful gardens that are open to the public.

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  2. Gráinne O'Meara says

    9 April 2023 at

    Gorgeous guide to some very special places. Kew is close to my heart. Spent many happy hours there in my twenties.

    Reply
  3. Chloe Leanne Brookes says

    9 April 2023 at

    The U.K. has some beautiful green spaces

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  4. Donna Mitchell says

    9 April 2023 at

    When I lived in London I loved Battersea Park as it wasn’t too far from where I worked.

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  5. Amandeep Sibia says

    9 April 2023 at

    Great options!

    Reply
  6. Donna W says

    9 April 2023 at

    I love Kew Gardens and would love to get back there with the children this year.

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  7. Jackie Howell says

    10 April 2023 at

    some fabulous places for days out

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  8. Denise Small says

    10 April 2023 at

    I hadn’t realised there were so many beautiful places in and around London.

    Reply
  9. Lucy J says

    10 April 2023 at

    Love Hyde Park and the views from Greenwich Park

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  10. Leslie Evans says

    10 April 2023 at

    Never been but would love to.

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  11. joy buckenham says

    10 April 2023 at

    lovely gardens

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  12. Rosie P says

    10 April 2023 at

    Amazing post – I love London parks !

    Reply
  13. Claire Carter says

    10 April 2023 at

    Kew Gardens is on my places to visit list, along with the Eden Project!

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  14. Patrick Kinsella says

    10 April 2023 at

    These parks are at their best in Spring

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  15. Rebecca Smith says

    11 April 2023 at

    Kew is my favourite place to visit both in Spring and Summer. There’s so much to do and the greenhouses are incredible. Very lucky I grew up in London and got to experience the beauty and joy of London parks!

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  16. Louise McC says

    11 April 2023 at

    Some beautiful gardens that will be added to the must see list!

    Reply

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