Alexandra Palace Walk
Enjoy a walk or cycle through this popular park in North London. The park covers nearly 200 acres and surrounds the historic entertainment venue of Alexandra Palace. It includes a pretty boating lake where you can enjoy a boat ride or a lakeside snack at the cafe. There is a also a large garden centre with a Victorian style greenhouse, a deer enclosure with a small herd of fallow deer and a 10 hole pitch and putt golf course. You can also climb the park's tree-lined sloping hill where you can enjoy super views over London.
Alexandra Park is located between Wood Green and Muswell Hill. Alexandra Palace railway station (Muswell Hill branch) is located right next to the eastern end of the park.
The Parkland Walk starts in Alexandra Park, so you could pick up this lovely trail to extend your walk. It runs for about 4 miles along the course of an old railway line to Finsbury Park, via Highgate Wood and Crouch End.
The long distance Capital Ring also passes just to the south of the park. This will take you on a tour of some of London's best parks and gardens.
Alexandra Park Ordnance Survey Map 
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Alexandra Park Open Street Map 
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Alexandra Park OS Map 
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Alexandra Park Open Street Map 
- Mobile GPS Map with Location tracking
Pubs/Cafes
There's a few good option within in the park for refreshments. The Phoenix Bar & Kitchen has outdoor seating overlooking the capital or inside there's the beautiful Palm Court. There's also a lakeside cafe which is a great place to relax on warmer days. The cafe has a good menu and also displays paintings by local artists.
Dog Walking
The park's woodland and open grassland are ideal for a dog walk and you will probably see plenty of other owners on your outing.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Alexandra Palace. The first Alexandra Palace was opened in 1873 as a 'peoples palace' but was destroyed by fire soon afterwards. The second palace opened in 1875 and in 1980 this, too, was largely destroyed by fire. I believe there was some discussion as to whether to demolish it completely but it was rebuilt and reopened in 1988. This shows it in 1982 with scaffolding supporting the walls.
Phoenix Bar in the park. Located on the southern corner of Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace: mast Looking across the golf course in Alexandra Palace Park, towards the mast on the eastern corner of the Palace, from which the BBC started transmitting television pictures on 2 November 1935.
Woodland walk in the park
South West End of Alexandra Palace
Footpath in the park
Lake view. A swan and goose parade alongside this boating lake within the park grounds.
Leo the Lion statue