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Holland Park

Holland Park
Ruth Sharville · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Originally the private garden of Holland House, much of which was destroyed in the London Blitz, Holland Park is a mixture of woodland, European and Japanese-style formal gardens and leisure facilities. It includes a large field dedicated to football and cricket, as well as tennis courts. As you walk around the park, you can see bits of the house dotted around the place which give you some idea of how grand it used to be. In the summer this is a great place to catch outdoor opera. An ecology centre near the police station provides information about the ecology of the park and arranges various activities for children. There is a café in the park that sells ice creams and hot food. The park is a popular way to walk from Notting Hill to Kensington High Street.

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Why it is worth a visit

Wooded park with the tranquil Kyoto Garden, peacocks and the remains of a Jacobean mansion.

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Wooded park with the tranquil Kyoto Garden, peacocks and the remains of a Jacobean mansion.

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