We look forward to welcoming everyone back for a public swim in the Serpentine Lido, or to hire a boat in Hyde Park or The Regent’s Park when we reopen these services in July this year.
The Royal Parks charity (TRP) has begun five important trials to reduce cut-through motor traffic on park roads. This includes making The Mall car-free on weekends during daylight hours, and opening up new car-free spaces for visitors to enjoy the
For the first time in 169 years, visitors can take a 360 tour around The Crystal Palace, the venue of the formidable 1851 Great Exhibition held in Hyde Park – but this time without leaving your home.
Ahead of Storm Dennis, there are currently no plans to close any of London’s eight Royal Parks this weekend, but we continue to monitor the forecast closely.
Safety checks will be carried out at first light (on Monday 10 February) and any debris, including twigs, branches and felled trees, from Storm Ciara will be cleared from roads and pedestrian routes.
Serpentine Island is one of the few locations in the central London Royal Parks that remains undisturbed by human traffic. However, even these seemingly untouched habitats are heavily influenced by human activity. Consequently they are not subject
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