Where can you walk among dinosaurs, see pink flamingos on a roof garden or cycle past deer whose ancestors were hunted by Charles 1? London's green spaces are the envy of cities the world over, providing lush areas of rest, relaxation and recreation amid the urban sprawl. They encompass the vast spread of Hyde Park in the centre of the city to characterful local spaces like Springfield Park in Hackney. This authoritative guide contains detailed reviews of London's park and gardens, and offers fascinating accounts of their history as well as practical information about opening times, sports facilities and the chances of finding a good coffee. With over 70 stunning photographs and 16 maps, this book is designed to help you enjoy a surprisingly green city.