The Queen Elizabeth II Garden is a two-acre public garden in Regent's Park, created to commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II. The garden was officially opened by Anne, Princess Royal, on 21 April 2026, marking what would have been her centenary. It has been developed on the site of a former horticultural nursery on the Broad Walk near the Avenue Gardens, which was decommissioned in 2018 following the opening of the Hyde Park Nursery. The project, led by the Royal Parks and designed by HTA Design, is intended as a tranquil public space for reflection featuring elements such as a pond, viewing platform, and planting schemes associated with the Queen. Costing about £5 million and supported by charitable funding, the garden also restores two acres of accessible green space in central London with multiple entrances and accessible pathways.
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