- Formerly the private gardens of Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens is one of eight royal parks open to the public and is a beautiful area to visit containing...
- Kensington Gardens is always full of people walking, athletes, runners and cyclists, as well as dog walkers who are allowed to walk their dogs there.
- Barrie lived close by and used Kensington Gardens as the setting for his children’s book, Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, published in 1906.
- Kensington Gardens is shared by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and City of Westminster and it is owned by Royal Parks of London.
- kensington hilton'un cephe pencerelerinin baktığı, yamulmuyorsam notting hill isimli filmde de bir ara görünen park. j.m. barrie 'nin peter pan 'ında da adı geçer...
- Anything west of that is called Kensington Gardens. People come here to watch the birds, walk their dogs around the lake and sit on the benches.
- Kensington Gardens was established in 1689, when William III and Mary II constructed their palace on the western side of Hyde Park.
- Kensington Gardens is among the royal gardens of London, once private of Kensington Palace, and now the public is free to enjoy at their own leisure.
- 14th attraction visit Kensington Gardens. In 1689 William III created private gardens for Kensington Palace from what was originally part of Hyde Park.
- Kensington Gardens features magnificent formal flowerbeds and avenues of beautiful trees and several features that will appeal to all ages.