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Green Space
In Nine Elms, there’s no need to choose between city and nature, because the entire district has been planned to merge the two.
Battersea Park
Battersea, London
The park’s 200 acres include landscaped gardens, multiple cafés, a children’s zoo, a Go Ape high-ropes course, an art gallery and a huge range of outdoor activities.
Linear Park
Embassy Gardens
Zigzagging through Nine Elms, this 1km-long ribbon of green redefines what an urban park can be in the 21st Century.
Riverside Gardens
Riverside Walk, Nine Elms
Riverside Gardens, a new ‘pocket park’ in Nine Elms on the South Bank enjoys spectacular views of the River Thames and the iconic Battersea Power Station.
Larkhall Park
Courland Grove
A beautiful metropolitan park tucked away behind the Wandsworth Road in Lambeth with gardens, a café, a playground, basketball, tennis courts & soccer pitches.
Vauxhall Park
Lawn lane
This award-winning 8.5-acre park includes tennis courts, a formal garden, fenced-in areas for dogs, a playground, a café and London’s only lavender field.
Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens
Vauxhall walk
The modern gardens are an urban green space – a pleasant place for a stroll, or to stop for a pot of tea and slice of cake at the park-side Tea House Theatre.
Ranelagh Gardens
Royal Hospital Chelsea
Ranelagh Gardens to the east of the Royal Hospital is a green retreat open to the public with shady walks, beside the site of the annual Chelsea Flower Show.
Hyde Park
London's Hyde Park is one of the greatest city parks in the world. Covering 142 hectares and with over 4,000 trees, a large lake, a meadow and flower garden.
Green Park
Greek Park, situated across from Buckingham Palace and between Hyde Park and St James’s Park, is the smallest of London’s eight Royal Parks.
St James’s Park
St. James’s Park is the oldest Royal Park in London. This is a charming parkland area in the heart of London bordered by Buckingham Palace to the west.
