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Review of Regent's ParkDesigned by 18th-century genius John Nash to surround a palace for the Prince Regent (the palace never materialized), this is the most classically beautiful of all London's parks, and featured briefly in the film The King's Speech. Its core is a rose garden planted around a small lake alive with waterfowl and spanned by Japanese bridges; in early summer, the rose perfume is heady in the air. The park is home to the Open-Air Theatre and London Zoo. As at all the Royal Parks, hundreds of deckchairs are scattered around the lawns, ready for sunbathers (£1.50 per hour rental). Rowboats and sailing dinghies are available from The Boathouse cafe (tel. 020/7724-4069) for £6.50 per adult and £4.40 per child for 1 hour. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip. Related Features Deals & News
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