Skip to content
Holland Park photo 1

Park · Notting Hill Gate

Holland Park

Fifty-four acres a short walk from Notting Hill: the Kyoto Garden with koi and waterfalls, free-roaming peacocks, semi-wild woodland and summer opera at Holland House.

With KidsDog FriendlyOutdoor SeatingSunday Morning

Why it's in the guide

Best for
Kyoto Garden, peacocks and woodland walks
Where
Ilchester Place, between Notting Hill and Kensington
Useful action
Check RBKC park details or get directions

The crown jewel of West London green spaces. 54 acres with a semi-wild woodland northern half (rare for central London), two Japanese gardens (Kyoto Garden with koi carp and tiered waterfalls, and Fukushima Memorial Garden), free-roaming peacocks, and the ruins of Holland House which host Opera Holland Park in summer. Adventure playground, tennis courts, cricket pitch, cafe with terrace. A 5-10 minute walk from the heart of Notting Hill.

The Kyoto Garden is the highlight. Peacocks roam free
The local tip

Worth a visit?

No votes yet — be the first to weigh in.

Nearby in Notting Hill

Explore more in Notting Hill

Good to know

Quick answers about Holland Park

What is Holland Park?
Holland Park is a park in Notting Hill, London. 54-acre park with Japanese gardens and peacocks.
Where is Holland Park?
Holland Park is at Ilchester Place, London W8 6LU, in the notting-hill-gate area of Notting Hill.
Is Holland Park dog-friendly?
Dogs are welcome at Holland Park -- properly welcome, not tucked away by the door. Confirm with the venue if your dog has specific needs.
Is Holland Park good for kids?
Holland Park works well with kids in tow -- there's space for a buggy, nobody minds a bit of noise, and the menu has things children will actually eat.
Does Holland Park have outdoor seating?
It does -- Holland Park has outdoor space that's actually pleasant to sit in, not an afterthought.
Open the map