St James's Palace

The Palace of St James is off limits for most of us, part of the annual London Open Day is open to visit the Queen's Church, designed as part of a larger seventeenth century expansion palace, Marlborough Road built at St James's Palace and the Queen's Church Between them, this is the way people watch the guards change.

Part of the Diana Memorial Walk that takes you around 4 parks, 3 palaces (incl this one) and 2 mansions. Around the corner from Buckingham Palace.

The long pool in the middle of St James's Park is a collection of ducks of all sizes and colors, as well as a variety of protected birds such as swans, birds, lizards, and other birds, feeding time at 3pm every day. The best beautiful view of the park is to look at Buckingham Palace from the bridge across the lake, especially after the lights are on at night, the night view is more charming.

Unlike other British palaces, St James's Palace is built in red brick and is not grand, only the gate tower is a little taller. From the architectural shape and the shape of the garden arch, it can be seen that this is a typical British Tudor era building. When I went there was a cloudy day, gray sky, with this carrying the historical heavy city tower, people's floats.

The small holiday came here with good friends to play, the air here is very good, there are many people to play,. There are men and women, old and young, and some young couples. The temperature is relatively hot these days, but it is still very good to sweat. I have a good time these days. I will come here with my good friends next time. In general, this trip is worth a visit.