You are sitting in one of London's Royal Parks! But before it was given the royal stamp of approval it was a famous haunt for highwaymen and thieves.
Shhh don't tell anyone else about this great park. Away from the tourists you can enjoy London like a local. Your surrounded by law courts & barristers dating back to the 15th century.
You are standing in the largest of London's Royal Parks! Head down to the Serpentine were you can higher out a pedalo in the summer months.
This heath first entered the history books in 986 when it was known as the "Manor of Hampstead". Walk to the top of parliament hill for a spectacular view of London City.
Look for wild deer, there are so many the authoritys have to cull them annually. Head down to Pembroke Lodge and walk around the magnificent gardens, climb up Henry VIII mound for a fantastic view.
Kew Gardens was the location of the successful effort in the 19th century to propagate rubber trees for cultivation outside South America.
A local gem in East London next to Brixton. Set up next to the outdoor swimming pool and enjoy the Art Deco Design of the building and the park surrounding it.
