If the sun is shining when the sun is shining in London when the sun is shining, there are many better things to do than to pack your bag and take off for an afternoon picnic.
With the city soaking in radiant heat, it is paramount to
leave and take advantage of every bit of it. Many delicious foods and beverages
will surely aid you in this. Chuck with beautiful surroundings or take in
breathtaking views, and it's a job accomplished.
We've put together the locations where you can locate the
best picnic spots throughout the capital. We've got it covered if you're
looking for a quiet location, a hive of activity, or dinosaurs.
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Primrose Hill
The nearest station is Camden Town (Underground), Chalk Farm
(Underground)
If you're looking for an afternoon picnic with views, There
are only a handful of places better to go than Primrose Hill. The vast city
skyline is displayed before you From the top of this hill, higher than 60
meters above ocean level. It's also located near the London Zoo, in case you
want to stop by after lunch.
Kew Gardens
Nearest station: Kew Gardens (Overground, Underground)
The gardens provide the perfect spot to enjoy an afternoon
picnic. There are many beautiful spots within the grounds to sit down and take
in your meal and drinks and an area specifically designated for picnics close
to Brentford Gate.
Richmond Park
Nearest station: Richmond (Underground)
It is one of the most popular destinations for Londoners.
However, since it covers more than 2500 acres (the largest of the Royal Parks),
finding a peaceful and secluded area for an afternoon picnic is always
possible. The park is filled with wildlife too. Around 700 deer are residing
along with beetles, birds, Bumblebees, and many more.
Greenwich Park
The most convenient station is Cutty Sark (DLR)
The park is the oldest of London's Royal Park and is quite
large (183 acres in actuality). There's plenty to explore and do in the park,
including a visit to the Greenwich Planetarium and a stroll around the
University grounds. But the best picnic place is most likely on top of the
hill, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramas of the Thames and The London
skyline.
Crystal Palace Park
There's plenty of space for greenery in the park and a
separate area near the lake. Make sure to visit the dinosaur-themed sculptures
they have been around since the park was first opened in the Victorian time.
Holland Park
The closest station is Holland Park (Underground)
A respite away from the bustle and hustle of Kensington. The
gardens offer many amenities - from sports pitches to a woodland area, but the
most memorable is The Japanese Kyoto Garden. This beautiful area, complete with
a Koi pond and waterfall, is dotted with benches that are perfect for picnics.
Horniman Museum
The nearest station is Forest Hill (Overground)
Take a stroll to the adorable 112-year-old music hall within
the grounds of the Horniman Museum for the best picnic spot, though there are
numerous options across the grounds of 16 acres. Then, take a stroll along the
nature trails or explore the Grade II listed conservatory - or visit the museum
for free.
Hampstead Heath
Nearest station: Hampstead Heath (Overground), Hampstead
(Underground)
Another popular place, and for good reason. The view of
London at the top of Parliament Hill is top-notch, as is the view from the top
of Parliament Hill. And is protected under the law, thankfully. The area that
is in front of Kenwood House, the stately residence, is also a picnic spot
worth a look. If you're looking for a place to cool off, go to the ponds for
swimming.
Victoria Park
Nearest station: Hackney Wick (Overground)
Also known as "the People's Park," the East End
spot is a long-standing favorite. In actuality, it's the most popular public
park in London that was opened in 1845. Once you've finished your bag, we
suggest a leisurely cruise on a rowboat, which can be rented from 11 am to 5
pm, seven every day of the week.
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Battersea Park
Stations closest to you: Battersea Park (Overground)
There are several beautiful gardens in Battersea Park, but
perhaps the best picnic is The Sub Tropical Garden, where you can unwind
beneath the palm trees and take in the different exotic plants.
Clapham Common
The nearest stations are: Clapham Common, Clapham South
(Underground)
There's always a plethora of footballers, joggers, cyclists,
yogis, and many other people. However, Clapham Common is big enough that it's
always possible to find a tranquil and pleasant spot for your picnic. An area
near Mount Pound is always a win.
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