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    End of Year Highlights: 2025

    From exciting new projects to conservation awards and community initiatives, there’s so much to celebrate. Here's a look at some of our 2025 highlights.

    The parks at work | Improvement projects | Volunteering | Events & celebration | Major events | Royal occasions | Nature & wildlife | Pastimes & wellbeing | Art & literature | Health & fitness | Music | Shopping
  • Bushy Park in winter
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    Top things to do in the Royal Parks this winter

    Delve into the magic of winter with serene strolls under frosted trees and seasonal activities that give you that warm fuzzy feeling.

    Events & celebration | History & heritage | Pastimes & wellbeing
  • View across to the Albert Memorial from Hyde Park.
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    The Royal Parks in photos - August

    We look back at August in the Royal Parks through some of the best photos, past and present.

    The parks at work | Awards | Improvement projects | Staff & trustees | Events & celebration | Special anniversaries | History & heritage | Second World War | Nature & wildlife | Plants & flowers
  • Autumnal trees in green orange and yellow and a waterway in the middle and a bridge crossing it.
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    Brompton Cemetery

    Best trees to see this Autumn in London’s Royal Parks

    Autumn has arrived in the Royal Parks and we've put together a list of the best trees to see this season.

    Nature & wildlife
  • Greenwich Park bandstand on a sunny day
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    The Royal Parks in photos - July

    We look back at July in the Royal Parks through some of the best photos, past and present.

    The parks at work | Improvement projects | History & heritage | First World War | Historic Moments in time | The Royal Family | Nature & wildlife | Birds | Invertebrates | Plants & flowers
  • Sketch of the Royal Observatory from the south-east side
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    Greenwich Park

    A Family of Artists in Greenwich Park: Capturing the Park

    Discover a lesser-known slice of Observatory history: The story of a group of remarkable women who once called Greenwich Park home.

    History & heritage | Historical figures | Pastimes & wellbeing | Art & literature
  • Black and white photograph of the Airy family, 1882
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    Greenwich Park

    A Family of Artists in Greenwich Park: Life in the Park

    Find out more about the lives of the women in the Airy family.

    History & heritage | Historical figures | Pastimes & wellbeing | Art & literature
  • Painting of London from Greenwich Park by Joseph Mallord Turner, c.1809
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    Greenwich Park

    Turner at Greenwich Park

    Nicknamed the ‘painter of light’, J.M.W. Turner is one of the most celebrated artists that Britain has ever produced.

    History & heritage | Historical figures | Pastimes & wellbeing | Art & literature
  • Black and white photograph showing bomb damage to the Queen’s Field
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    Greenwich Park

    Philip Laurie and the Second World War at Greenwich Park

    Thanks to the wartime diaries of one man, we have a remarkable record of life in Greenwich Park during the Second World War.

    History & heritage | Second World War

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