Vic Stefanu - Amazing World Videos | Exploring Bushy Park, one of London’s Royal Parks @VicStefanu | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
London's Royal Park of Bushy Park, London. Let's travel to London and let's visit Bushy Park which, at over 1000 acres, is the second-largest of London’s eight Royal Parks. Lying just north of Hampton Court Palace, Bushy Park is famed for its mix of waterways, gardens, and roaming herds of red and fallow deer.
One of Bushy Park's defining features is the Longford River, a twelve-mile canal created entirely by hand in the 1630s to ensure a steady water supply to Hampton Court. The river now looks like an organic part of the landscape of Bushy Park and supports a wide variety of plants and animals. But it also enabled several stunning water features to be built, which give Bushy Park its distinctive character.
The great expanse of low-lying land, now known as Bushy Park, became a royal park in 1529 when it was given to King Henry VIII by his close adviser Cardinal Wolsey, along with Wolsey’s home – Hampton Court Palace.
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London's Royal Park of Bushy Park, London. Let's travel to London and let's visit Bushy Park which, at over 1000 acres, is the second-largest of London’s eight Royal Parks. Lying just north of Hampton Court Palace, Bushy Park is famed for its mix of waterways, gardens, and roaming herds of red and fallow deer.
One of Bushy Park's defining features is the Longford River, a twelve-mile canal created entirely by hand in the 1630s to ensure a steady water supply to Hampton Court. The river now looks like an organic part of the landscape of Bushy Park and supports a wide variety of plants and animals. But it also enabled several stunning water features to be built, which give Bushy Park its distinctive character.
The great expanse of low-lying land, now known as Bushy Park, became a royal park in 1529 when it was given to King Henry VIII by his close adviser Cardinal Wolsey, along with Wolsey’s home – Hampton Court Palace.
#travel #vacation #adventure #bucketlist #traveling #explore #nature #traveltips #beach #trending #destination #holiday #world #holidays #tour #Cruise #trip #weekend #expedition #hiking #journey #trip #flight #tourist #tourism #booking #tickets #airlines #cheap #best #wanderlust #sightseeing #culture #trending #travellife #travelmemories #summer #travelblogger #naturevibes #travelingtheworld #travelingfamily #travelingalone #London #market #museum #island #travelling #travelgram #travelfamily #traveldiaries #travelling
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