Buckingham Palace Gardens

  Buckingham Palace Gardens, nestled adjacent to Buckingham Palace in the City of Westminster, is the largest private garden in London, spanning approximately 39 acres. Dating back to the 16th century, it was originally a mulberry garden set up by King James I for silk production. Today, the gardens serve as a picturesque backdrop for various royal events and open to the public during the summer months, typically from July to September. Here, visitors can stroll along the expansive lawns, admire the 15 species of birds, or take in the stunning views of the palace while enjoying a serene moment away from the bustling city. Be on the lookout for the iconic 1851-made lake, where swans and ducks add to the charming scenery.