Hyde Park with the Royal Parks

Join us on a visit, with the Royal Parks, to Hyde Park on the evening of 18th September. Our plan is, after an introduction to the background of the Parks over a cup of tea/coffee followed by two tours. One to talk about the Royal Parks approach to managing the biodiversity alongside the park’s intensive use for recreation.
The other will take you into the fascinating Royal Parks nursery, not normally open to the public, where the flowers are produced for the famous displays we all know and see on our televisions. After our visit, for those who want, we will arrange for a light supper at Brindisa in South Kensington.

The visit itself will cost £ 35/head and the supper will be £80/head per person to include ½ bottle of wine/head, service and VAT Please either book a place directly by following the link below or fill in the return proforma below if you have yet to decide and would like to have further information to book tickets/want to join the supper at Brindisa.

The Royal Parks are a charity who look after a number of central London Parks. We are used to seeing them as the backdrop to major national events, the Coronation, state visits, Trooping of the Colour and many more.
In addition to the well known Central London Parks the Charity also manages important other parks for example at Richmond, Greenwich, Bushy etc. These parks are all long standing so are historic parks which give London wonderful green spaces for residents and visitors alike to enjoy. All are carefully nurtured to balance managing their history, biodiversity alongside public enjoyment.