Crystal Palace Park landscape

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Crystal Palace Park landscape is a historic Victorian-era public park in south London, renowned for its grand terraces, ornamental features, and remnants of the former Crystal Palace exhibition site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic landscape
public park landscape
architecturalStyle Victorian landscape design
country England
United Kingdom
designedBy Joseph Paxton
linked to: Sir Joseph Paxton
era Victorian era
hasPart Crystal Palace Dinosaurs landscape
Italian Terraces
Lower Terrace
Paxton Axis
Upper Terrace
carriage drives
central axis walk
formal terraces
foundations of Crystal Palace
geological illustrations area
grand staircases
informal wooded areas
lakes
maze
open lawns
ornamental balustrades
site of former Crystal Palace building
sphinx statues
sports fields
subterranean remains of exhibition infrastructure
tree-lined avenues
viewing terraces
hasStyle formal terrace design
picturesque landscape
heritageDesignation Grade II* registered park and garden
heritageRegister Register of Historic Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England
inception 1850s
locatedIn Bromley
Crystal Palace Park
London
linked to: London, England

south London
linked to: South London
managedBy London Borough of Bromley
notableFor Victorian-era ornamental features
grand terraces and staircases
integration with Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
long-distance views over London
partOf historic environment of Crystal Palace area
purpose exhibition setting
public recreation
significantEvent Crystal Palace fire of 1936
relocation of the Crystal Palace to Sydenham
usedFor leisure and recreation
public events

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Italian Terraces partOf Crystal Palace Park landscape
Italian Terraces associatedWith Crystal Palace Park design
linked to: Crystal Palace Park landscape