The Serpentine lake

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The Serpentine lake is a large, recreational ornamental lake in London’s Hyde Park, popular for boating, swimming, and scenic walks.

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The Serpentine lake canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
body of water
ornamental lake
tourist attraction
approximateArea about 16 hectares
approximateLength about 900 metres
country United Kingdom
creator Queen Caroline of Ansbach
crosses The Serpentine
linked to: the Serpentine
designedAs naturalistic landscape feature
hasFacility Serpentine Bar and Kitchen
boat hire service
designated swimming area
lido
hasPart The Long Water
hasShoreFeature footpaths
lawns
tree-lined banks
hasWildlife ducks
fish
geese
swans
waterfowl
hostsEvent Christmas Day Serpentine Swimming Club race
open-water swimming events
inception 1730
locatedIn City of Westminster
England
Hyde Park
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
nearby Kensington Gardens
Serpentine Galleries
linked to: Serpentine Gallery
partOf Royal Parks of London
The Serpentine
linked to: the Serpentine
popularFor bird feeding
jogging
picnics
scenic walks
separatedFrom The Long Water
separationStructure Serpentine Bridge
shape curving
usedFor open-water swimming
pedestrian recreation
recreational boating
wildlife observation
waterSource River Westbourne
boreholes

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Serpentine Road hasNearbyAttraction The Serpentine lake