Victoria Park

Possibly the best park in London . Great for people watching . Hipsters on bikes , fitsters in Nike top-to-toe, in-line skaters like it's Venice Beach , and coffee from Pavilion.

Fantastic place to bring the family. Two playgrounds , two cafes , duck pond & boating pond . Rent boats from £10/30mins (West lake ). Great way to spend a day. 10-15mins walk from Mile End tube station .

One of the greatest parks in London . Go for breakfast at the pavilion cafe and after you had enough of the park you can walk along th canal towards hackney.

Go for a run in this spacious park ! Some drinking water dispensers can be found along the outer route. For an additional outdoors workout find a bunch of pull up and parallel bars on the eastern side.

One of my favorite parks ❤️ go on Sundays & enjoy Victoria park food market 10-4pm

The best park in London . No other park in the city is as varied as Victoria Park. It’s perfect for a picnic and for exercise. There are also two great cafes serving excellent coffee .

At the east end of the park by Cadagoen Terrace there are some pedestrian stone alcoves from the parapets of the old London Bridge ; the one with all the buildings on. Very chilled place to sit.

Love a late afternoon stroll through the beautiful Victoria Park (then a stop off at one of the pubs near the parks edge for ciders and a roast ???????????? ????)

Such a nice park with two (equally) great places for brunch , lunch and coffee . A really great place for a walk on the weekend - especially when you consider that you can also walk along the canal too!

Don’t miss the market every Sunday. The food is delicious and the vendors are super nice

Vicky Park is wonderful for youngsters: the V&A Playground is equipped with swings etc, and the fantastically designed Pools Playground encourages creative play. Read more

My absolute favourite park ! Easy to get to and great cafés within walking distance. I could easily spend weeks doing CTFs here.

Great playgrounds , good atmosphere, possibly the best cafe in any London park .

1 September: Sit in an alcove of old London Bridge . Two of the 1760 alcoves from London Bridge were relocated to the eastern fringes of the park in 1860, where they now act as simple park seats.

Gorgeous! Take a walk around the whole perimeter to get a taste of different Hackney life, then head for drinks in Victoria park village when the sun goes in

Nice cycle circuit with gentle incline and straights to power through. Hazards: Kids throwing stuff, blind turn when anticlockwise, joggers with earphones stepping onto path. Best on early mornings

A great park in east London. Good for picnics . Has playground with big climbing frames for kids (and adult kids). Good for "free idea to entertaining in London"

A beautiful place for picnic on sunny days! Amazing park !

Perfect place to hang out with friends, having sunbathing and chill .

Worth to pass by by if you are around, lot’s of soccer team are doing their training sessions there which is funny to see

The lakeside pavilion in the West Park has amazing food, my favourite is the advocado, honey with cinnamon

Plenty to see & do. Two playgrounds , a paddling pool, a boating lake , skating grounds, cafe’s & splendid green spaces

Amazing park , quite big you can spend all your day with your friends and family

Lovely park , one of my favourites in London. Great for dog and beard spotting...

Very good restaurant by the main lake . Good food ( organic mainly) and good atmosphere. Service was good and staff are friendly .

Beautiful park . Stunning lake and cafe !

Beautiful space all year round. Great for a run, stroll, chill , eat or sit. Jewel of East London.

One of the best spot in East London (Even Greater London) for running. Also as good for a sunbath or just read a book . Peaceful .

Great for running and cycling, also has great playgrounds .

Such a lovely park with a lovely vibe... Great for hanging out as soon as it's remotely warm enough

for walks, runs and people watching - 30 mins walking distance on regents canal from where you are going to live

Lovely park , with the great option to walk up the canals after a breakfast in the pavilion.

Stop by Pavillion Cafe for one of the best breakfasts in London (be warned, it gets busy).

One lap of the perimeter path in Victoria Park is 3.5 miles (5.7km)

Beautiful place if you actually consider the scenic views , lovely mixture of land and water and funky location.

One of my favourite spots in London. Perfect with friends on a sunny day.

My favorite place for running in East London.. London's first and oldest park boasts massive grounds and pathways lined with huge Oak trees

Lovely big park . 8/10

Leave by the Gunmakers Gate exit and on the left is The Eleanor Arms award winning real ale pub .

Great park for running, there are water fountains dotted around the paths and lots of other friendly joggers.

Great place to come and relax, brings back a lot of childhood memories

The Sunday Food Market is just BRILLIANT.

The West Lake is currently being renovated and the west section of the park is not very nice at the moment as a result of the this, the East Lake is also being renovated soon. So stay away from the re

Beautiful park , great for a run and go to the Pavillion. Great coffee

The food menu features amazing breakfasts at the Pavillon Café ! Read more

Amazing park for a walk or a relaxing afternoon laying on the grass.

Love this park , especially the two canals that run on the sides

Calmer than London Fields , but still buzzy on a summers day. Great for running and has it's own running club , Victoria Park & Tower Hamlets Running Club .

Beautiful big and cozy park . Many people do exercise here

It's great for a run, a walk, footie and to just hang around in the sun ????