- allinlondon.co.uk city-guide/regents-parkTo the east of the park lies Cumberland Terrace, arguably the most aesthetically pleasing of Nash's terraces as it was to be seen from the Prince Regents palace.
- expedia.com London-Regents-Park.…Explore the best of Regent's Park! Whether you want to experience the city like a tourist or follow the locals, check out this great resource for your trip.
- hotels.com go/england/regents-park-londonLike the other Royal Parks, Regent's Park receives millions of visitors each year and stands as one of London's most popular attractions.
- kids.kiddle.co Regent's_ParkRegent's Park (officially The Regent's Park) is one of the Royal Parks of London. It lies within north-west London, partly in the City of Westminster and partly in...
- wiki2.org en/Regent's_ParkWhat is now Regent's Park came into possession of the Crown upon the dissolution of the monasteries in the 1500s, and was used for hunting and tenant farming.
- gardenvisit.com gardens/regents_parkAddress London, Greater London, England, NW1 4NR. Opening times All year, Daily, Open dawn to dusk. Website Visit the Regent's Park website.
- victorianweb.org art/parks/regentspark/1.htmlWork began on Regent's Park in 1811, and was completed, at least in its original form, in 1827. The eastern part was opened to the public in 1835.
- londonist.com 2016/05/secrets-of-regent-s-parkIn 1539, the area that's now Regent's Park became part of the Crown Estate — except then it was known as Marylebone Park.
- britannica.com place/Regents-ParkThe London Zoo was opened on the north side of the park in 1828. Much of Regent’s Park is used for various sports events, particularly cricket .