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Jousting, archery and cricket are woven into the rich history of this active park, enclosed by some of Richmond’s most historic buildings.

The former gardens of Kensington Palace, where Queen Victoria was born, continue to provide a picturesque area of trees and lakes in the center of the city.

Old-world lanterns and tributes to Blake and Shakespeare add a literary layer to this green knoll, which has one of London’s six protected viewpoints.

This bustling, cosmopolitan area of London is one of Europe’s busiest retail areas. Discover Britain’s eclectic shopping scene or catch a popular musical.

Enjoy views of the boats in this dockland area while visiting one of the tallest structures in the U.K.’s capital city.

Rent a mountain bike and ride beneath the forest canopy or go bird-watching along the many hiking trails that wind through this ancient forest.

Stroll along the Ladies Bridge for some of the best views in London and go for dinner in the vibrant South Bank area.

Less crowded than neighboring St. James’s Park, this triangular grassy space is known for its pretty walking paths and mature trees.

Check out old posters and maps, see models of London’s 19th-century transport systems and watch your kids guide a Tube train through a simulator.

This wide open green space is a perfect location for relaxing amid the backdrop of Royal luxury and pomp.

One of London’s largest parks was once a royal hunting ground and is now a popular place to enjoy pretty flower displays, live music and superb city views.

The former gardens of Kensington Palace, where Queen Victoria was born, continue to provide a picturesque area of trees and lakes in the center of the city.

Visit this cathedral to learn about the history behind London’s most iconic church and its Baroque dome that overlooks the city.

One of London’s largest parks was once a royal hunting ground and is now a popular place to enjoy pretty flower displays, live music and superb city views.

Check out old posters and maps, see models of London’s 19th-century transport systems and watch your kids guide a Tube train through a simulator.

Enjoy a range of cultural events on show by the River Thames at one of the largest centers of art in the world.

Spot the deer and other wildlife roaming the largest of London’s Royal Parks and stop for traditional tea in the historic lodge.

Old-world lanterns and tributes to Blake and Shakespeare add a literary layer to this green knoll, which has one of London’s six protected viewpoints.

The former gardens of Kensington Palace, where Queen Victoria was born, continue to provide a picturesque area of trees and lakes in the center of the city.

Jousting, archery and cricket are woven into the rich history of this active park, enclosed by some of Richmond’s most historic buildings.

Jousting, archery and cricket are woven into the rich history of this active park, enclosed by some of Richmond’s most historic buildings.