Regent's Park is a scenic and vibrant park located in the Greater London boroughs of Westminster and Camden. It covers an area of 487 acres, making it one of the main parks of central London. The park was originally part of Henry VIII's hunting forest and developed and landscaped in the 1810s and '20s by city planner John Nash. Visitors to the park can enjoy various features such as Queen Mary's Gardens, its open-air theatre, the London Zoo, and a lake popular with boaters. In addition, visitors can visit the nearby museum dedicated to Sherlock Holmes, the London Planetarium, Madame Tussaud's wax museum, and the Royal Academy of Music. With its variety of activities and beautiful views, Regent's Park is a fun and relaxing place to visit.