Discover the Charm of The Old Police House in Hyde Park

Getting There

• Tube

  To reach Hyde Park, start by finding the nearest London Underground station. If you're near central London, head to either Lancaster Gate (Central Line) or Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly Line) stations. From Lancaster Gate, exit the station and walk down the street to the park entrance. If you’re at Hyde Park Corner, exit and walk towards the park's entrance on the south side. Both entrances will lead you into the expansive grounds of Hyde Park.

• Bus

  You can take a bus to Hyde Park. Look for bus routes 8, 23, 27, 37, 70, 74, 148, or 390, which stop near the park. If you're in central London, catch one of these buses from a nearby bus stop. The bus will take you directly to stops like Lancaster Gate or Park Lane, from where you can easily access the park's entrance.

• Walking

  If you are close to Hyde Park, you can walk there. Look at a map or your smartphone for directions to the nearest entrance. The park has multiple entrances, and if you're near Oxford Street, walk towards the park's southern edge and enter through the Queen's Walk entrance. From there, you can explore the park's scenic paths.

• Cycle

  If you prefer cycling, you can rent a bike from one of the many Santander Cycles docking stations located throughout London. Find a docking station nearby and rent a bike. Head towards Hyde Park, following signs for the park. You can enter the park through several gates, including from Bayswater or Kensington Road. There are dedicated cycle paths within the park for your convenience.