Richmond Park (London)

Richmond Park is a large, scenic park in southwest London, covering over 2,500 acres. It is famous for its stunning landscapes, ancient trees, and diverse wildlife, including a herd of free-roaming deer. Originally a royal hunting ground, it is now a public space that offers visitors opportunities for walking, cycling, and picnicking. The park features beautiful ponds and gardens, as well as views across London from its hilltops. It is a designated National Nature Reserve, making it an important area for conservation and outdoor recreation. Richmond Park is both a historical site and a popular retreat for locals and tourists alike.