It may not be London's most attractive park, but these two acres of woodland, water and wild meadow, concealed in the urban heart of King's Cross, have a 'secret garden' feel that makes them a favourite with locals and small children. Walking along the banks of the Regents canal, rounding the corner you'll find this natural environment is a haven for birds, bees, butterflies, amphibians and a rich variety of plant life. Run by London Wildlife Trust, there's an active education programme for Camden schools and individuals are welcome to drop in during opening hours or call for details of holiday play activities.
Park Office,
Storeyard ( Inner Circle),Marylebone,
London,
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26 minutes walk from Camley Street Natural Park
Elegant park designed by John Nash.
Another of London’s spectacular John Nash creations, Regent’s Park is a huge, thriving green expanse in the heart of the ... More
This budget hotel, centrally located just two minutes from King’s Cross Tube and train station, will suit travellers looking for affordable but clean accommodation. The ... More
Convenient, comfortable and cheerful this Kings Cross hotel is a fantastic budget option. After a busy day in the city, it’s a wonderfully welcoming ...More
In 2002 British photo journalist Jane Bown donated her entire collection to The Newsroom, The Guardian and The Observer's archive and now 100 of her ...More
One of a handful of galleries in the capital dedicated to sculpture, Pangolin is the London presence of the Pangolin organisation which includes Pangolin Editions, ...More
A branch of Smiths is a fixture of practically every high street up and down the country. The chain sells stationery, magazines, books, greeting cards, ...More
Upper Concourse,
St Pancras International,Euston Road,
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9 minutes walk from Camley Street Natural Park
Opposite the champagne bar on the upper concourse of St Pancras International train station is the Grand Restaurant and Oyster Bar, stylishly modelled by Martin ...More
London's specialist venue for contemporary dance, The Place plays a role in every aspect of this fast-growing art form. The London Contemporary Dance School offers ...More
Unique and innovative workshops teaching flower arranging and floristry with monthly, weekly or daily workshops. This is a really enjoyable art form that allows its ... More
A decent gastropub that retains enough of the 'pub' aspect to ensure a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere. Leather sofas are well worn, despite a recent change ... More
The fabulous Egg nightclub was well prepared for the smoking ban, with a fantastic garden and terrace which make it London's finest summer clubbing spot. ... More
Originally home to the German Gymnasium Society, The Gymnasium (also known as the German Gymnasium) and constructed in 1864-65 is thought to be Britain's purpose-built ... More
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It may not be London's most attractive park, but these two acres of woodland, water and wild meadow, concealed in the urban heart of King's Cross, have a 'secret garden' feel that makes them a favourite with locals and small children. Walking along the banks of the Regents canal, rounding the corner you'll find this natural environment is a haven for birds, bees, butterflies, amphibians and a rich variety of plant life. Run by London Wildlife Trust, there's an active education programme for Camden schools and individuals are welcome to drop in during opening hours or call for details of holiday play activities.
