London, United Kingdom
Hyde Park
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Beautiful place. I normally run around the park and along the water so was nice to walk around it and appreciate it more. Good facilities for coffee and clean and free toilets
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Members only at this time but worth a visit when open to the public again
Good mulled wine in the winter with a good atmosphere inside the park
Swimming here is so Invigorating. Such a wonderful experience. Worth every penny.
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