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Monuments, Parks & Gardens

London Monuments, Parks and Gardens visit London`s many Monuments, walk through the parks and enjoy visiting the many Gardens it has to offer

London Monuments

Guide to London Monuments and places to visit on your visit to London England

London Parks

Guide to the wonderful Parks and gardens London has to offer

Gardens in London

Many of the most wonderful gardens in England can be found here in London

Marble Arch was marooned in the middle of this roundabout in the mid 19th century. Originally John Nash built it as a gateway for Buckingham Palace, but the great architect got it wrong and made it too small for the royal coaches.

Regent's Park

Tel: +44 (0)20 7486 2431 The area covering Regent's Park was formerly a church property called Manor of Tyburn. Henry VIII took it over on the dissolution of the Monasteries. This park was created in 1812 for the Prince Regent, and the original plan was to create a private development with exclusive houses, but the full scheme was never completed.

Victoria Tower Gardens

Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA The small park, next to the Victoria Tower end of The Houses of Parliament, offers a peaceful change from the bustling crowds outside Parliament, and even noisier rabble within.