Dulwich Park (London)
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Created in 1890, Dulwich Park started life as farmland and a group of meadows known as ‘five fields’ and many of the ancient Oaks, which were used as boundary markers, survive today. It is considered by some to have been the forerunner of modern Country Parks. Queen Mary was a regular visitor to the Garden and one of the park entrances 'Queen Mary's Gate' is named after her.
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°26'44"N -0°4'43"E
- Crystal Palace Park 2.2 km
- Brockwell Park 2.6 km
- Streatham Common 4.3 km
- Beckenham Place Park and Golf Course 4.6 km
- Burgess Park 4.8 km
- Tooting Bec Common 4.9 km
- Clapham Common 6.1 km
- Wandsworth Common 7.3 km
- Battersea Park 7.4 km
- Hyde Park 10 km
- East Dulwich 1 km
- West Dulwich 1.6 km
- Herne Hill 1.8 km
- Forest Hill 2.2 km
- Southwark Council 2.3 km
- West Norwood 2.4 km
- Sydenham 2.6 km
- Lambeth Council 2.9 km
- Belfore Inventories 4.3 km
- London Borough of Bromley 12 km