Where can I take a picnic in London?

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Richmond Park.
Primrose Hill.
Horniman Museum.
Crystal Palace Park.
Kew Gardens.
Victoria Park.
Holland Park.
Battersea Park.

Can you picnic in Hyde Park?

Hyde Park near The Serpentine Easily reachable from Hyde Park Corner Underground Station, and within walking distance of the upmarket shops of Knightsbridge, this part of Hyde Park is also ideal for picnicking. Because of its vast size, it’s normally easier to find a quieter space here than St James’s Park, too.

Where can I get an indoor picnic in London?

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Kenwood House.
James Smith & Sons.
Wellcome Collection Reading Room.
Leadenhall Market.
Barbican Conservatory.
Draughts Board Game Café

Can you have a picnic in London?

The great thing about London is that there are so many green spaces. From huge parks to little squares, lush gardens to expansive commons, the city has no shortage of places to park oneself for a picnic. Add to that great shops and markets, and it’s easy to pick up good food for an outdoor feast.

Where is the best place to have a picnic in London?

Best spot: The Heath is huge and has plenty of stellar spots for picnics. But for the best views head to the summit of Parliament Hill, where you can munch sandwiches with a backdrop of the London skyline. The hill can get busy, especially on sunny days, so for a quieter spot, try the surrounding Parliament Hill Fields.

Where to have a picnic in the West End?

Tuck into a picnic in the middle of the West End at Phoenix Garden. One of London’s best-kept secrets, this community garden is a peaceful spot to enjoy an alfresco supper before a West End show. Find peace and calm at St Dunstan-in-the-East, a former church that was destroyed in the Blitz.

Where to have a picnic in Hyde Park?

Sit by the scenic Serpentine at Hyde Park to watch pedalos and birds float on by, or find a secluded bench in the pretty rose garden. There are plenty of kiosks selling sandwiches and ice creams if you don’t fancy packing your own basket.

Which is the oldest public park in London?

The “People’s Park”, and the oldest public park in London, Vicky Park as it’s known to East Londoners is a fabulous expansive green space sandwiched between Hackney, Bow, and London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford.