One of the Royal Parks of London, Regent's Park is located in the northern part of central London. This 166 hectare park has a ring road called outer circle that runs around the park. Inside, the park are the London Zoo and Regent's College are located within the park and a boating lake.

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Closed Tube stations are: Regent's Park, Baker Street and Great Portland Street

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Shrikanth I.

Aug 4, 2008

Regent's Park is situated smack oppostite the London Business School and a few hundred meters from the extremely busy Baker Street tube station. The park has remained haven for nature lovers and sports freaks alike. It combines the peace calm of divine-hood the robustness of golf and tennis players into a lovely pack of green that's truly remarkable. I love the place.

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Ursula S.

Aug 24, 2009

The park has an outer ring road called the Outer Circle (4.3 km) and an inner ring road called the Inner Circle, which contains the most carefully tended section of the park: Queen Mary's Gardens. The park is reserved for pedestrians.

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Valerie B.

Aug 14, 2008

Beautiful park to relax! But watch out, if you want to use one of the deck chairs around the lakes you have to pay :-) Visit the Queen Mary's Gardens in the middle of the park!

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