Tours and Tickets to Experience Regent's Park

There are plenty of ways to experience Regent’s Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously provided by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• London Canals Private Walking Tour
• Full-Day London Pick and Mix Customized Tour

Visiting Regent’s Park is free as it’s a public park in central London. There are attractions within the park that require paid tickets, including Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre and ZSL London Zoo—check each attraction’s website for the latest pricing.

Top attractions within Regent’s Park include ZSL London Zoo, which is home to giraffes, lions, tigers, gorillas, penguins, and much more. There’s also the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, where you can watch shows during its season from May to September. Other highlights are the rose-filled Queen’s Mary Gardens and renting rowboats on the Boating Lake.

Yes, Regent’s Park is family-friendly. While visiting ZSL London Zoo aces it for many families, the parkland has plenty more to offer. Kids will love playing at its playgrounds at Gloucester Gate, Marylebone Green, and Hanover Gate—cue sandpits, treehouses, and more—and riding rowboats and pedalos on the Boating Lake or Children’s Pond.

The best time to visit Regent’s Park depends on your interests. April to June sees the park at its floral best, with 40,000 roses blooming in Queen Mary’s Gardens. Summer brings productions at the Open Air Theatre and perfect boating lake weather. Fall promises peaceful strolls amid the park’s golden foliage.

Yes, Regent’s Park is accessible, with paved, wheelchair-friendly pathways and step-free bridges throughout. You’ll also find disabled-accessible restrooms scattered around the parkland. Blue placard parking spaces are located along the Inner Circle, the perimeter road around Queen Mary’s Garden, and the Outer Circle main perimeter road.