Hyde Park

Also known as Hyde Park, London

parco reale di Londra

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Hyde Park is a large royal park in central London that has been a major public space for recreation and gatherings since the 17th century. It matters because it provides green space for millions of visitors annually and has historically been an important location for public events, protests, and cultural activities in one of the world's major cities.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: park
Part of: Royal Parks of London
Country: United Kingdom
Located in: City of Westminster
Area: 137.72
Shares border with: Park Lane
Operator: The Royal Parks
Official website: www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/hyde-park
Image: Hyde Park July 2015-1.jpg
Connects with: Kensington Gardens

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Commons gallery: Hyde Park
Commons category: Hyde Park, London
topic's main category: Category:Hyde Park, London
native label: Hyde Park
historic county: Middlesex
different from: Hyde Park
OS grid reference: TQ2757780341
P12749: Arnold Duckwitz

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Article · Italiano

Hyde Park è uno dei nove parchi Reali di Londra. Diviso in due parti dal lago artificiale Serpentine Lake, il parco è contiguo ai Kensington Gardens, che sono comunemente considerati come una parte di Hyde Park, anche se nella realtà le due aree verdi sono ufficialmente separate sin dal 1728, quando la Regina Carolina ne impose la divisione.

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