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- Chris HainesFebruary 17, 2016A huge park that's perfect for talking long walks along the Thames. Nice fresh air, fields for picnics and scenic views of Albert Bridge. What more could you want from a park?Upvoted Feb 7
- prima filiMarch 10, 2015One of my favourite parks in London, some lanes for slowly biking and taking in nice weather. Has also a mini zoo, a pagoda, lakes, botanical gardens and view to the Thames so it's very coolUpvoted Jan 23
- Tonis ArroOctober 23, 2015Definitely one of the greatest parks in London, you can spend a full day there with kids or yourself. Kids, pond, adventure trail etc.
- The GuardianApril 25, 2012"A fascinating place with views of the Thames, an art gallery by the lake, a children's zoo, and a a free group skate every dry Saturday at 10.30am, starting at the Japanese Peace Pagoda..." Read more
- MartinaYYJuly 1, 2015Worth visiting. I went during Formula E final and is quite impressive. Very good for a weekend afternoon with friends and family.
- John HobbsApril 5, 2016So many lovely things to see for free: art gallery, secluded lake, flower garden. Also, smooth tarmac circular road perfect for cycling/skating/jogging
- StellaAugust 12, 2015I love to see in the lake, swans, geese, ducks and their babies. The playground is amazing and the new cafe next to, the big fountain and beautiful green areas to walk.
- Jenya SJuly 13, 2016London's best kept secret. Easily the most beautiful and versatile park in London. Go Ape zip line, lake, kiddy zoo and art gallery amongst other things.
- Arnaud DaupeuxJuly 5, 2015Lovely park where you can skate, run, picnic and do everything you wish to do, even Go Ape in a while !
- Elias GerstmayrJune 17, 2017Beautiful and extensive park stretching at the Thames, ideal for a stroll at the river or a nice picnic
- Stuart CJune 9, 2014There's a lot to do here, it's a great space alongside the river, well maintained and good for every type of visitor
- Daniel LeyJuly 26, 2017What a wonderful park! Definitely worth hiring a bike or heading out on a boat on the lake. Tandem bikes are £20 for an hour.
- Dave MarshallSeptember 12, 2015This park is about to overtaken by the battersea and American embassy developments. Get down soon before it becomes crowded with people. Cars pay to park here,
- Along the path east of Henry Moore's "Three Standing Figures" is the largest hybrid strawberry tree in Britain. No strawberries, though.
- Jutta K.May 11, 2013The brown dog is located NEAR the English Garden, on a small wooden path north of it.
- Everton BuzziOctober 14, 2023This park is in the heart of London and it’s amazing how relaxing it can be.
- Ginevra VillaDecember 23, 2014Beautiful and peaceful park along Thames River. Don' t miss Albert Bridge illuminated at night!
- Valentina CoveyJuly 12, 2015One of the loveliest parks in London and very surprisingly it has a lovely continental feel.
- Hollie HoldenJune 16, 2012Sit by the pond behind the pump house for a peaceful and relaxing lunch, plenty of benches and grassy areas for picnics
- Christine LutonNovember 7, 2016Beautiful park. Have walked through here during the day as well as attended the 5th November 2016 Guy Fawkes bonfire (and fireworks) night which was awesome!
- Jenny StewartAugust 28, 2012If taking the car, take plenty of change for the parking. It's quite expensive. Or you can use the Park mobile app on your phone.
- Emma HutterNovember 22, 2014The Children's Zoo is amazing, a real hidden Jem in the middle of the park!
- HISTORY UKFebruary 14, 2011Behind the Pump House is a statue of a brown dog. In 1985 it replaced the original, removed in 1910 when it became a focus of riots between medical students and animal rights campaigners.
- One of my secret spots in London which isn't secret anymore 😅
- National Maritime MuseumJuly 11, 2011Brainchild of ship's carpenter Thomas Cubitt, the park is built on 750k tons of Surrey Docks mud. The walls include ship ballast stones salvaged from the river at Greenwich. Find your maritime story Read more
- KDecember 31, 2015Lovely place for a stroll by the river or a spot of running. Beautiful on a warm summer's evening.
- Great park for kids - adventure playground, kids zoo, acres of grass for ball games & picknicks, tennis courts, feed the ducks or hire a row boat on the lake.
- HISTORY UKFebruary 14, 2011Originally called Battersea Fields, this is where the Duke of Wellington fought a duel with the Earl of Winchelsea in 1829 over the issue of giving civil rights to Catholics. Both men missed.
- Hanna BragerJanuary 16, 2016Enjoy fresh air and the scenic views! Bring a picnic lunch in the summertime 🌿✨
- Mini golf was a good laugh but busy when it's sunny - had to wait around for the kids in front.
- aminazen -----August 6, 2016Two lit bridges... mmm, and a jam every sunday by chelsea bridge entrance
- Dave MarshallAugust 30, 2015It's a oasis in the city. Check it now before the Northern line Extension congests the area.
- HISTORY UKFebruary 14, 2011It was in Battersea Park in 1864 that the first ever match under Football Association rules was played. One team was picked by the President of the FA, the other by the Secretary.