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Norman Park is a flat 1.2-mile (1.8 km) traffic-free loop that is a bit of a hidden gem in Bromley. Apart from weekend mornings, when Park Run dominates, it's a serene and enjoyable place to ride a bike.

A wide open space that houses many sports pitches. Norman Park is a mostly quiet green space in Bromley, with an excellent track around the edge for cycling. You can loop around here to your heart's content. Watch out for the Park Run on weekend mornings, it's very popular.

Yes. Walking boots or comfy wellies definitely needed. (Some people were in trainers which were caked in mud).

Crystal Palace is an iconic outdoor South London venue that has hosted some of the greatest names in music including Bob Marley and The Wailers. The platform and stage are positioned within a small lake overlooking a large bowl and is capable of holding 8,000 people.

Crystal Palace is beautiful. The best park in South East London

Grade 1 listed dinosaur sculptures - created in 1850's by sculptor Benjamin Waterhouse-Hawkins and guided by Richard Own - Palaeontologist, who In 1842 coined the word dinosaur from Greek meaning ‘terrible lizard’.

Crystal Palace Park is managed by the London borough of Bromley, featuring grade 1 listed dinosaur sculptures created in 1852 by sculptor Benjamin Waterhouse-Hawkins guided by Richard Own - Palaeontologist, who In 1842 coined the word dinosaur from Greek meaning ‘terrible lizard’. In the park is also Capel Manor College (offering courses on animal care).

A Palladian-style mansion that sits in the middle of the park, now a cultural centre and cafe. A fantastic spot to stop for coffee and a wander around. The paths are all rideable on all tyre types, a welcome respite from some of the bigger roads around the area.