Richmond Park, South West London

A place where most Londoners go to get their green space fix, historical Richmond Park is a 2,500 acre site of special scientific interest. Originally established by Charles I in 1637 as a hunting area, the park with its ornamental gardens, ancient oaks and 600 red and fallow deer roaming freely, still manages to retain a medieval feel. A very popular spot especially in summer, locals and out of towners come here for summer picnics, quiet walks, lazy scenic drives and of course, the obligatory deer watching.
A beautiful place for tourism and visit and enjoying a happy family visit or tour.

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