Activities Regent’s Park

Regent’s Park

An unhurried patch of London: gardens, open space and a walk that does not need a destination. Ordinary park entry is free.

Location
Regent’s Park, Inner CircleRegent’s Park
Eagle sculpture in Queen Mary's Gardens in Regent's Park, photographed in July 2012

Loz Pycock / Wikimedia Commons, 2012. Resized and compressed; display crops vary. · CC BY-SA 2.0: License (including resized version); Source

A place worth knowing

Choose a path, find somewhere to sit and let the visit take its own shape. The park is a good counterweight to a day spent indoors, without needing to become another item on a checklist.

Pedestrian gates open at 05:00 and close at dusk, with seasonal closing times published by the Royal Parks. Follow the official page for your date; a single year-round closing time would be misleading. Individual facilities and activities can charge separately. The photograph shows an eagle sculpture in Queen Mary’s Gardens in July 2012, not current planting.

Practical details last checked 20 Sept 2026

Find your way.

Regent’s Park

Regent’s Park, Inner Circle, London

Regent’s Park and Great Portland Street stations serve the southern side. Choose an entrance using the operator’s map.

Accessibility

Access details have not been confirmed.

Opening hours

Opening hours have not been confirmed. Check the official website before visiting.

Regent’s Park, Inner Circle

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