London Walks

Get lost in the ancient woods and hills of Richmond Park, famous for its expansive green area and deer sightings. To get there, hop on the district line to Richmond, and walk along the river until you reach the park. In this historic green space, you will find architectural features that existed 150 years ago, as well as beautiful lakes. If you prefer a leisurely stroll, visit Pembroke Lodge, a Georgian Mansion with views of the Thames, or for a longer, scenic route, venture on the Tamsin Trail. Finally, don’t leave without visiting the Isabella Plantation, a stunning 40-acre woodland garden from the 1800s, that is home to incredible wildlife.

This is one of London’s best known and most beloved gems. There are different trails you can choose from to explore this wonderful ‘wild’ spot in the city; some are longer, but there are plenty of shorter walks, perfect for the little ones. Don’t miss out on Kenwood House, and its incredible art collection, as well as taking in views of London’s skyline whilst your surrounded by wildlife and greenery. Careful, as Hampstead Heath can get muddy after rainy days, but if you’re lucky enough to get out during the warm summer days, be sure to take a dip into their bathing ponds as a refresher!

Admire the scenery at Primrose Hill and Regent’s Park in a 2-hour circular walk. Begin  at Regent’s Park Underground station and follow the sign to Park Square Gardens. From there, make your way up Primrose Hill and take in one of London’s best-known views. On a clear day make sure to stop for a moment, see the skyline and soak-up a bit of sun. Descend through the left path of Regent’s Park where you will come across the Boating Lake. This walk is ideal if you want to be in nature but remain close to Central London. You’ll be near incredible neighbourhoods like Marylebone, perfect for boutique shopping and great cafes!