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Over the centuries, many famous writers have found inspiration at Greenwich Park. Perhaps the most celebrated is Charles Dickens (1812-1870).

This horticultural term applies to eye-catching borders filled with colourful herbaceous plants. Let’s find out more…

This poem, first published in the 1780s, celebrates the prodigious view from One Tree Hill in Greenwich Park.

An atmospheric poem about Queen Elizabeth’s Oak appeared in the West Kent Guardian on 2 July 1853.

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The Royal Parks Half Marathon offers thousands of runners a scenic 13.1-mile route through central London and four of London's beautiful Royal Parks.

The Lodge Café at Hyde Park Corner offers simple, genuine British and continental food freshly prepared on the premises.

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

Your donation will help renew the playground and make it an accessible and nature-rich haven for all children.

The planting trial will help build understanding on how different soil compositions affect plant growth and resilience.