Royal Parks are a collection of large public parks in London, England, that are historically associated with the British monarchy. These parks, such as Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, and St. James's Park, offer beautiful landscapes, gardens, and recreational areas for both locals and tourists. They are popular spots for walking, picnicking, and various outdoor activities. The Royal Parks cover over 5,000 acres and are managed by The Royal Parks charity. Each park has its unique features, including lakes, wildlife, and historical monuments. They serve as vital green spaces in the city, promoting biodiversity and providing a peaceful retreat from urban life.