Victoria Park

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Victoria Park is a large historic public park in East London, known for its lakes, sports facilities, and role as a major venue for community events and festivals.

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Victoria Park canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic park
public park
urban park
adjacentTo Hertford Union Canal
Regent's Canal
linked to: Regent’s Canal
alsoKnownAs Vicky Park
area approximately 213 acres
approximately 86 hectares
connectedBy pedestrian bridges
country United Kingdom
hasAward Green Flag Award
hasFeature Chinese pagoda-style structure
Victorian drinking fountain
bandstand
boating lake
bowling green
café
canalside paths
cricket pitch
fountain
lake
memorials
ornamental gardens
playground
sports pitches
tennis courts
hasHeritageStatus Grade II* listed park
hasSection East Park
West Park
hasWildlife bats
songbirds
waterfowl
heritageRegister Register of Historic Parks and Gardens
inception 1845
locatedIn East London
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
namedAfter Queen Victoria
near Bethnal Green
Hackney
Mile End
openedToPublic 1845
operator Tower Hamlets Council
ownedBy London Borough of Tower Hamlets
partOf London Borough of Tower Hamlets
publicAccess open year-round
usedFor community events
cycling
food festivals
markets
music festivals
outdoor concerts
recreation
running
team sports
walking

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Regent’s Canal hasNearbyAttraction Victoria Park
Mile End near Victoria Park
Bow hasNearbyPark Victoria Park
Homerton near Victoria Park