History :
History
History :
Henry VIII acquired Hyde Park from the monks of Westminster Abbey in 1536. It remained a private hunting reserve. History
History :
When James I ascended the throne, he limited access to the park and named a species of butler to take care of the park. History
History :
It was King Charles I, which changed the nature of the park completely. He opened the park to the public. History
History :
In 1665, the year of the Black Death, many London habitants, fled the city to camp in Hyde Park, hoping to escape the disease. History
History :
Queen Caroline, wife of George II, ordered extensive renovations and in the 1730’s she created the Serpentine, a lake of about 11.34 hectares. History
History :
Hyde Park became a venue for national celebrations. In 1814 the Prince Regent organized fireworks to mark the end of the Napoleonic wars in 1851. History
Attractions :
Attractions
Diana Memorial Fountain :
The Memorial also symbolises Diana's quality and openness. There are three bridges where you can cross the water and go right to the heart of the fountain. Diana Memorial Fountain
7 July Memorial :
Built as a tribute to people killed on the tube and bus attack. July 7th, 2005. 7 July Memorial
The End :
The End