Experts' Choice Award Richmond Park
9 expert reviews
“This beautiful deer park was built so King Charles I and his court could go hunting while escaping a deadly plague outbreak. ”
– Atlas Obscura
Fodor's "This enormous park was enclosed in 1637 for use as a royal hunting ground—like practically all other London parks." Full review
Lonely Planet "At almost 1000 hectares (the largest urban parkland in Europe), this park offers everything from formal gardens and ancient oaks to unsurpassed views of central London 12 miles away." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"In good weather from the summit of King Henry VIII's Mound, there is a fine panoramic view stretching from Windsor Castle to the dome of St Paul's Cathedral." Full review
Travel + Leisure "As both the largest of the Royal Parks and the largest enclosed space in London, Richmond Park offers visitors 2,500 acres to explore." Full review
Time Out "Richmond Park is the largest of the Royal Parks, occupying some 2,500 acres." Full review
Afar Magazine "One of the best places you can go when city life has become too claustrophobic. " Full review
Frommer's "It’s more than a park—it’s a habitat: 2,500 deliriously green acres brimming with herds of deer, 144 species of birds, and 11 of Britain’s 17 bat species. Beeline to the Isabella Plantation" Full review
Lonely Planet "A short walk west of the Quadrant, where you’ll emerge from the tube, is Richmond Green with its mansions and delightful pubs." Full review
