The gorgeous parks of London are some of the biggest and most famous in the world. Tourists from all over the world flock to the city every day to visit the iconic Hyde Park and explore the beautiful grounds.
The royal park is located close to our hotels near Earls Court London and is a must-see if you’re planning a trip to the Park Grand Hotel Kensington. If you plan on bringing the whole family along to London, this helpful guide will show you all of the fun and interesting things you can do.
Family picnic
As spring approaches, the weather will be getting warmer and more people will be heading to Hyde Park to spend some time relaxing in the fresh air after a chilly winter. If you’re looking for an inexpensive way to spend the day with the little ones, nothing beats a picnic in the park. Load up a basket of sandwiches, fruit and other tasty treats before heading to Hyde Park and finding a nice spot to lay down your blanket. There are plenty of open grassy areas throughout the park in addition to shaded areas with plenty of trees.
Playing sports
If you’re trying to keep the kids active during your stay at the Park Grand Hotel Kensington, sports in the park is a great way for them to have fun while getting some exercise. Take a football or a cricket set along with you and set up a fun family game. This is also a great way to interact with other families or tourists and help your little ones make new friends.
Monument hunting
One of the best things about Hyde Park is the huge selection of gorgeous statues and historic monuments scattered throughout the grounds. As you explore the open greeneries shrubberies, you’ll come across everything from water features and fountains to hand-carved stone sculptures. The Peter Pan statue is a great one to look for with the kids so be sure to keep an eye out for that.
Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain
Named after Princess Diana, this gorgeous water feature is located in the heart of Hyde Park and is a popular spot for families during the warmer months. Find a nice spot to sit down on the grass, relax and read your favourite book as your little ones play in the water and run around making new friends. The memorial fountain was designed to bring people together.
Waterside café
It can be tiring work exploring the amazing, vast expanse of Hyde Park so you may find yourselves getting thirsty or a little peckish throughout the day. Luckily, there are a number of quaint little cafes where you and the little ones can find all sorts of delicious treats and refreshing drinks. Enjoy a nice coffee while you sit and stare out at the calm waters of the Serpentine Lake.
