St James's Park

  St James's Park sits in the heart of Westminster, London, flanked by notable landmarks like Buckingham Palace and The Mall. Dating back to the 16th century, it was originally a hunting ground for King Henry VIII, transforming into a public park in the 19th century. This 57-acre green space serves as a picturesque retreat for both locals and visitors, featuring a large lake where swans and pelicans gracefully glide. In March, the park bursts with blooming daffodils, creating a vibrant scene for those enjoying a leisurely stroll. Visitors can explore the park’s walking paths, take in views of the iconic London Eye, or simply relax on a bench while observing the diverse bird life.