What does Hyde Park mean?

Hyde Park is one of the most famous parks in London and the largest royal park in Britain. Located in the area of Westminster Abbey in the center of London, it covers more than 360 acres and was originally the Westminster Abbey industry.

/kloc-before the 0/8th century, this was the deer hunting ground of the king of England. /kloc-In the 6th century, King Henry VIII of England made the park a royal park. During the reign of Charles I, Hyde Park was open to the public. 185 1 year, Queen Victoria held the London International Expo here for the first time.

1944, American President Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Churchill signed the Hyde Park Agreement here, which was an agreement reached between the United States and Britain on the cooperation in nuclear weapons research and development during World War II. Now Hyde Park is also a place where people hold various political gatherings and other mass activities, with a famous "Speech Corner".

Park attractions: St Paul's Cathedral, British Museum, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Parliament Building, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.