Attractions in Regents Park - London

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Avenue Gardens

Avenue Gardens are a beautifully landscaped area on the southern perimeter of Regent's Park close to Great Portland Street and Euston Road. The gardens were created to form a...

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Boating Lake

The Regent's Park Boating Lake is a vast body of water that takes up a great deal of the western side of the Royal Park. The lake is primarily...

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C.R. Cockerell's House

Charles Robert Cockerell, better known simply by his first two initial was a n English architect of some note, working in the 19th Century. HE was responsible for some...

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Chester Terrace Gardens

Chester Terrace Gardens is a large green area situated close to the exclusive residential area of Chester Terrace to the east of Regent's Park. Unlike the park itself which...

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Children's Boating Lake

Regents Park is without a doubt one of the most spectacular and beautiful parks in London. The boating lakes number two in this vast expanse of playing fields, gardens...

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College of Physicians Heritage

The college was founded under a Royal Charter from Henry VIII in 1518, making it the oldest medical college in England. Its overall aim has been to be at...

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Cumberland Terrace

Cumberland Terrace is one of the finest examples of the architecture of the legendary designer Sir John Nash who was instrumental in shaping the architectural core of London. The...

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Cumberland Terrace Gardens

Situated outside some of the most expensive and exclusive house in Britain if not the world, Cumberland Terrace Gardens are close to Regent's Park on the eastern perimeter. The...

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Jewish Museum, The

Explore the history and religious life of the Jewish community in Britain and beyond, and one of the world’s finest collections of Jewish ceremonial art. There are constantly changing...

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London Zoo

In the heart of London, on the north side of Regent’s Park, is London Zoo. When London Zoo opened in 1828 it housed a collection of exotic animals that were...

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London Zoological Society

The London Zoological Society was founded in April 1826 by a collection of rich landowners and dignitaries who wanted to start to study the many types of animals that existed...

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Marylebone Gardens

Regent's Park is such a vast and eclectic place that it is good that the designers have managed to separate it into clear and distinct area. Many of...

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Memorial Bandstand

The Memorial Bandstand is one of the permanent architectural features of Regent's Park situated on the edge of the boating lake close to the open air theatre. The bandstand...

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Open Air Theatre

The Open Air Theatre has been producing outdoor performances of outstanding quality since 1932, and is the oldest professional outdoor theatre in the UK. Each summer the theatre stages a...

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Park Square Gardens

Park Square is one of the most exclusive residential addresses in London, situated on the southern tip of Regent's Park the grand Regency style houses loom over the beautiful gardens....

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Prince's Trust

The Prince's Trust is a charitable foundation that is overseen by the Prince of Wales in order to give opportunities to young people under the age of 30. The...

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Queen Mary Gardens

Queen Mary Gardens are probably the best known and most beautiful of all the separate parts of Regent's Park. Created in 1930, the gardens are beautifully landscaped in several...

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Regent's Canal

The Regent's Canal was created to connect the London Docks with the Grand Union Canal that runs between Birmingham and London. The canal, although once a major industrial thoroughfare...

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Regent's Park

This 400-acre Royal Park was known as "the jewel in the crown" ans was part of the vast chase belonging to Henry VII. The park as we know it today...

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Regent's Park Bird Reserve

Regent's Park is home to a huge variety of wildlife, some which is quite unusual to find in a large city. Regent's Park Bird Reserve is a small section...

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Royal College of Obstetricians

This museum brings together over five hundred years of research in this area of medicine, and displays it in a concise and informative manner. The collection includes biographies of...

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Sir Henry Wellcome's House

Henry Wellcome was a great man of learning and one of the most generous philanthropists of the late 19th and early 20th Century. From humble beginnings in Wisconsin USA...

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Sir John Salmond's House

Sir John Maitland Salmond was a man of great distinguish in British society, living in this, one of the most exclusive houses in London. Salmond was a military man...

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St. Katherine's Church

St. Katherine's is a beautiful church tucked away amongst rows of palatial properties on the eastern side if Regent's Park. The place of worship throughout the centuries for some...

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The Avenue

The Avenue is the main artery of Regent's Park and has been since it was created over 200 years ago. The idea of The Avenue was to provide a...

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