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Regent s Park

Parks ·London ·Open now
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Regent’s Park is a London park on Outer Circle, with gardens, a boating lake and London Zoo.

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Why go

  • Hire a boat on the lake.
  • The Hub has pitches for hire in London’s largest outdoor sports area.
  • Play tennis or padel at The Courts.

Opening hours

Today05:00 – 21:00Show all
Monday05:00 – 21:00
Tuesday05:00 – 21:00
Wednesday05:00 – 21:00
Thursday05:00 – 21:00
Friday05:00 – 21:00
Saturday05:00 – 21:00
Sunday05:00 – 21:00

Don't miss

  • Readymoney fountainA fountain gifted by Cowasji Jehangir Readymoney.The Broadwalk, between Chester Road and the Outer Circle.
  • Queen Elizabeth II GardenA garden created from a disused plant nursery to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II.Behind the Espresso Bar on the Broad Walk.

What you see

  • Primrose Hill offers views over the city of London.

With kids

  • The park has children’s playgrounds.

Facilities

  • Children’s playgrounds
  • Espresso Bar

Photo spots

  • Avenue GardensFloral displays around historic fountains and ornate planters.Avenue Gardens

Shorts

History

John Raffield built St John’s Lodge, the park’s first villa. Holford House, built in 1832, was then its largest villa; it housed Regent’s Park College from 1856 until the college moved to Oxford in 1927. A bomb destroyed the house in 1944, and it was demolished in 1948.

  1. 1823–1852The Diorama at 18 Park Square East operated as an early precursor to cinema.
  2. 1861George Bishop’s Observatory at South Villa closed after its owner died.
  3. 1863The observatory’s instruments and dome moved to Meadowbank, Twickenham.
  4. 1994Colvin and Moggridge Landscape Architects designed the garden at St John’s Lodge.

Hidden gems nearby

  • St John’s Lodge gardenPart of the garden is open to the public.
  • The Holme gardenThe garden opens to visitors several days a year through the National Gardens Scheme.

Sources: Regent's Park - Wikipedia · The Regent's Park & Primrose Hill | The Royal P… · The Queen Elizabeth II Garden | The Royal Parks · Regent’s Park - Wikipedia · Regent's Park - Wikipedia · checked 5 Oct 2026

Where
Outer Cir, London

Plan from here: Evening walk →

Questions and answers

What are Regent’s Park’s opening hours?

Regent’s Park is open daily from 05:00 to 21:00.

How do I get to Regent’s Park by Underground or train?

Nearby Underground stations are Regent’s Park, Baker Street, Great Portland Street and Warren Street. Camden Road and Marylebone are the nearest railway stations.

Where is Regent’s University London?

Its campus lies just southwest of the Inner Circle.

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