In a list created by Barratt London, they analysed 34 of London’s top-rated green spaces using reviews, distance from the nearest station and richness of greenery.
Each green space was then given a score out of 100 to create the final ranking of London’s top ten green spaces.
You can see the full list of London’s top green spaces here.
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The ‘stunning’ park named best in London
Earning the number one spot on the list was Hyde Park, described as one of the “most iconic parks” in the capital.
Sharing why it earned the top spot, Barrett London said: “Located in central London, this stunning Royal Park offers visitors a beautiful retreat from the busy city with lake-side paths along the Serpentine as well as plentiful trees and luscious grass to relax on during sunny days.
“Hyde Park boasts a rich history, being established by Henry VIII in 1536 and opened to the public in 1637.
“Free-speech advocates may be inclined to visit Speakers’ Corner, which has been a pivotal destination for debate since 1872, hosting such disparate speakers, from Karl Marx to George Orwell.
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“This park is a must-see for many tourists exploring London, as well as those visiting the iconic annual BTS music festival, which is reflected in its high number of five-star reviews.
“With its central location and incredible access to tube stations, Hyde Park can be a simple and easy destination to enjoy a lovely summer’s day.”
Also featured on the list was St. James’s Park in second place, which is described as providing an “excellent peaceful route between Buckingham Palace to the West, and Big Ben and Westminster Abbey to the East.”
