About Holland Park
Holland Park is a quiet Central line station serving the affluent Holland Park neighbourhood and its famous 54-acre park. The park contains the Kyoto Garden, a Japanese garden donated by Kyoto's Chamber of Commerce, as well as peacocks, a youth hostel in the former Jacobean mansion and excellent woodland walks.
Traveller Tips
- 1Holland Park itself is a 5-minute walk from the station exit
- 2The Kyoto Garden inside the park is a hidden gem worth visiting
- 3Notting Hill's restaurants and boutiques are a 10-minute walk north
- 4Very quiet station -ideal if Notting Hill Gate feels too busy
Accessibility
-Wheelchair accessible
-Step-free access
✓Audio announcements
✓Visual displays
-Accessible toilets
✓Tactile guides
Frequently Asked Questions
QWhich line serves Holland Park?
Holland Park is served by the Central line only.
QIs Holland Park station step-free?
No, Holland Park does not have step-free access.
QWhat zone is Holland Park in?
Holland Park is in Zone 2.
QHow do I get to Holland Park from Holland Park station?
The park entrance is about a 5-minute walk from the station.
QWhat is the Kyoto Garden?
The Kyoto Garden is a beautiful Japanese garden inside Holland Park, donated by Kyoto in 1991 as a symbol of Anglo-Japanese friendship.
QAre there peacocks in Holland Park?
Yes -Holland Park is famous for its resident peacocks which roam freely through the grounds.
Station Location
Nearby Attractions
- Holland Park
- Kyoto Garden
- Design Museum
- Notting Hill