Hyde Park
The Serpentine in London's Hyde Park, formed in 1750 by damming the River Westbourne, is a popular venue for sunbathers and swimmers, some of whom take an early-morning dip every day, even in the depths of winter! The lake separates the former monastic lands of Hyde Park from neighbouring Kensington Park, which together make up a 248-hectare (612 acres) city oasis of woodland, flowers and wildlife.
Telephone: +44(0)20 8404 2356
When calling from Canada or the USA please dial:
011 4420 8404 2356
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