- The Regent's Park is one of London's eight Royal Parks, cared for by The Royal...
- Reasons for designation decision: Regent's Park is included on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens for the following principal reasons
- With a combination of tree-lined pathways, four children's play areas, formal gardens and large open spaces, the Regent's Park is not to be missed.
- The area that would later be known as London’s Regent’s Park was first appropriated in 1538 by King Henry VIII to be used as hunting grounds.
- The area of the park is 188 hectares. Regent’s Park used to be called Marylebone Park and, like many other royal parks, was once a royal hunting reserve.
- Once a place of duels and prize fights, The Regent’s Park is famous for its stunning Regency architecture and landscaping.
- Address: Regent's Park London, NW1 4NR. The number is: 1 Regents Park Bridge The number is: 2 Band stand in Regent's Park The number is...
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- Regent's Park began as a royal hunting ground under Henry VIII and was known as Marylebone Park until 1646.
- About. Discover beautiful rose gardens, wildlife, open air theatres and more in The Regent’s Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks.