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Visit the London Pass attractions virtually before you go! See where each attraction is located, click for more information and add them to your personalised London itinerary using our handy London Planner tool... More >
London Gardens and Parks
London may be one of the largest cities in the world, but it has plenty of gardens, parks and other green spaces where you can find haven from the hustle and bustle of city life.
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ZSL London Zoo in the northeast corner of Regent's Park houses more than 12,000 animals in its 36 acres. Discover a whole new world away from the London metropolis! |
| Visit Kew Gardens to see a royal palace, magnificent glasshouses, mature trees and 300 acres of spectacular gardens. The Royal Botanical Gardens were granted World Heritage Site status in 2003 and it's easy to see why. |
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Explore the lakes, ponds and marshes of the London Wetland Centre using its 3.4 kilometres of pathways and bridges. Enjoy the wildfowl and other wetland wildlife. You won't believe you're only a short tube trip from the very heart of the city. |
| The Chelsea Physic Garden is a 15 minute walk from Sloane Square tube station in central London. Enjoy this oasis of tranquility. London's oldest botanic garden covers 4 beautiful acres. |
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After your free tour of Kensington Palace, formerly home to Diana, Princess of Wales, courtesy of your London Pass, take time to enjoy the Palace's pretty sunken garden. Made in 1909, lime trees form a hedge on three sides and beautiful flower beds surround the central lily pond. |
| At Eltham Palace, you'll find not only a masterpiece of art deco design in the modern residence created around the great hall of a medieval royal palace, but also a stunning mix of formal and informal moated gardens. |
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Less than an hour from the centre of London, you will find Hampton Court Palace, home to Henry VIII. The Palace has a history of 450 years and will provide you with an unforgettable experience. Don't forget, though, to experience the Palace's wonderful gardens and its famous maze. |
| Combine fresh air and exercise with a guided tour from the London Bicycle Tour Company. The routes have been carefully planned to keep you well away from the dangers and fumes of London's traffic so you can concentrate on enjoying the sights and sounds of London from a two-wheeled perspective. |
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