Kensington Gardens is a public park in London.
Kensington Gardens is a public park in London.
Opened in 1689, these gardens were previously private. The king and queen, William III and Mary II created a park in Kensington Palace.
The gardens, now public, cover 110 hectares. They are home to the Prince Albert Memorial, the Serpentine Gallery, the Orangery, the Diana Memorial Playground, Queen Caroline’s Temple and many statues, including that of Peter Pan sculpted by George Frampton in 1912.
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