Wander Free in the Wild, in the Heart of London!

“Look deeply into nature and you will understand everything better.” ~ Albert Einstein.

Even Einstein, a man of science and reason, believed in the ‘magic’ of nature and you should too. We’ve listed down a few upcoming excursions being conducted in London’s famous Hyde Park, for you to get up close and personal with nature and wander far enough to meet with yourself. If you live outside London, make sure you find accommodations near Hyde Park, such as The Westbourne Hyde Park Hotel, a 4 star boutique hotel, only a 5 minute drive away. Some Events in Hyde Park to Look for in 2017

3 Events in Hyde Park for Nature Enthusiasts

1.           Beetles and Butterflies
Suitable for children between the ages of 8 and 11, this tour will help your child make new friends from the insect world with –

• A log rolling session that will teach them all about the habitat of these minibeasts.
• Renovation activity for the ‘bug hotel’, a simulated winter home for the creepy crawlies.
• Studying various species from the park, collected using sweep nets and later returned to the wild.
• A treasure hunt in the wilder areas of the park to discover more abundant beauty and hidden bugs.

Date: August 1, 2017
Time: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Genre: Education and Wildlife
Organizers: Nature Explorers
Entry: Paid

2.           Bat walk

• Have a mysterious night, looking for various bat species, like the common pipistrelles, soprano pipistrelles and noctules.
• Learn how to locate bats using a bat detector.
• Play a fun quiz, learning bat facts and busting bat myths.
• Enjoy the spooky atmosphere with owl calls and maybe even a fox passing by.

Date: August 3, 2017
Time: 8:45 pm – 10:15 pm
Genres: Wildlife
Organizers: Walking Tour
Entry: Paid

3.           Sunset Safari
This is a camping night in the wild, right in the middle of the city. Pack your bags and join us in private gardens at Hyde Park to –

• Enjoy sumptuous camp snacks by the fire.
• Learn fascinating facts about the flora and fauna that call the park their home.
• Set up moth traps and study specimens from the traps.
• Go on an evening safari to discover more nocturnal residents of the park.

Date: August 4, 2017
Time: 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Genres: Wildlife, Special Event
Entry: Paid

You are sure to catch a nature ‘bug’ during such trip, so book your ticket at the official website of the Royal Parks right away. If you are hungry for more, visit the Natural History Museum or the Science Museum, which lie near Hyde Park.

And if you’ve had too much of nature, visit the world’s largest museum of decorative arts and design, The Victoria and Albert Museum or the Imperial College of London, simply to admire its architecture and grandeur.

Most importantly, don’t forget to book accommodation well in advance, such as The Westbourne, Hyde Park, a 4 star boutique hotel that is located close to many of the most popular tourist attractions of London. This can even help you if you are a shopaholic, with Harrods, Selfridges, Bond Street and Regent Street in close proximity to some of the best night activities from cleopatraescorts.co.uk/ and a spot of naked yoga isn’t far either.