
Finding Peace in Holland Park
Holland Park, London
- 40 minutes / 1.6km
- 101
Escape the busy city life for a while and regain some new energy in Holland Park with some easy mindfulness exercises and a Japanese garden.

Step 1: We walked up from the Holland Park stop on the Central line and entered the park.

Step 2: Arches of trees embraced us as we started to explore the park.

Step 3: We came across the statue of Lord Henry Vassall-Fox, 3rd Baron Holland, after whom the park is named.

Step 4: The autumn colours helps to give the park even more life.

Step 5: Throughout the park there’s large open space for people to have picnics, play around and kick a ball.

Step 6: The park offers visitors a giant chess set, a cricket pitch, tennis courts and even a youth hostel.

Holland Park, London
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