Serenity in London: photos, reviews

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In London, Serenity invites visitors to explore its captivating blend of art and nature. This attraction features a magnificent statue and a lovely sculpture that can both be appreciated not only visually but through touch as well. Situated alongside the Serpentine, it offers a peaceful retreat in the midst of the city bustle. With ample parking and free restroom facilities, it's convenient for a quick visit, taking less than an hour. There's also a café on-site where you can enjoy a refreshment while taking in the scenic surroundings. This spot appeals particularly to nature enthusiasts, offering an enriching experience that has earned a commendable 4.5 rating on Google. It's a must-see for those who appreciate art and tranquility.

Recommended visit time

to 1 hour

Features

Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Royal Albert Hall

Bus stop 513 m walk

Prince Consort Road (Stop RS)

Bus stop 776 m walk

South Kensington Museums (Stop K)

Bus stop 841 m walk

Prince Consort Road / Imperial College (Stop RW)

Bus stop 794 m walk

4.5

based on 144 reviews

Google

4.5/5 144 reviews

Tweedie

Lovely sculpture and side of the Serpentine with lots of parking, free toilets and a cafe

David Crouchen

A beautiful statue and very tactile.

Badr bin rajeh

يستحق الزياره لمحبين الطبيعه

Serenity in London

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