Crystal Palace is a neighborhood with a spectacular absence at its center. The glass exhibition palace that gave it its name burned in 1936, but its park still has Victorian dinosaur sculptures among the trees.
Landmark4.5/5
Crystal Palace Park
Victorian dinosaur sculptures stand around the lake at this south London park. A small farm sits along the path among them.
Culture4.5/5
Crystal Palace Dinosaurs
Hidden among the lush greenery of Crystal Palace Park, the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs transport you to a bygone era of prehistoric giants. These whimsical and slightly absurd sculptures are the world's first dinosaur models, dating back to the 19th century. Explore Thicket Rd to immerse yourself in a roaring adventure, perfect for families and dino enthusiasts alike. Don't forget your paleontologist hat!
Landmark4/5
Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
Culture4.2/5
Crystal Palace Museum
Cafe$$$4.3/5
Brown & Green London
Eat$$$4.2/5
The Sparrowhawk - Crystal Palace
Changing-menu Crystal Palace pub with Sunday roasts and brunch. A central bar gives the room its focal point, with locals gathering around it.
Eat$$$3.2/5
Thyme
Drink$$$4.2/5
The Faber Fox
Stay3.6/5
Travelodge London Crystal Palace
Travelodge London Crystal Palace in London offers family rooms with modern amenities. The hotel features a lift and a 24-hour front desk, ensuring convenience for all guests. Situated 2.4 km from Crystal Palace Park and 17 km from London City Airport, the hotel provides easy access to key attractions. Nearby points include London Bridge, Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace, each within 14 km. The hotel offers a range of services, including a 24-hour front desk, lift, and family rooms. Reception staff speak English, assisting guests with their needs.
Stay3.2/5
Best Western London Queens Hotel Crystal Palace
This London hotel shares its building with a hostel, where some guests sleep in shared rooms and others have private rooms.
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