The Green Park

I walked from Hyde Park to Buckingham Palace. As I walked along one road, I noticed a wide green space on the side of the road. There were no lakes, fountains, bridges. There were some flowers. There were a few memorials - Canadian Monument. I thought it was part of St James's Park. Later, I found out it was green. Yes, it was all green.

A hideout in central London. The view is great. You can rent lounge chairs by hour or day. You can sit in a chair and bask in the sun, which is a great choice for tourists. There are dogs and birds around you to have a wild experience. You can bring food to avoid choosing expensive food kiosks. It is a haven in the hustle and bustle of the city.

After 6 months away, it was a treat to walk in this lovely park with it's magnificent trees & well maintained paths.Cyclists & dogs are limited, thank God!Nice benches to sit at & have a little picnic!Could do with a toilet though!Royal Park must have a Royal Toilet!

It is a Green Park quarantine at Buckingham Palace. It is very comfortable to go to the park after changing troops in the morning.

Green Park is one of London’s royal gardens, looking just old trees, lawns, walkways and seats, little squirrels running around, and bustling and casual locals or tourists, but it’s close to Buckingham Palace, and it’s possible to meet royal members for a walk. There is a gallery outside Green Park, and various paintings featuring British and London features hang on the iron fence. There is a pool in the park to commemorate the commemorative plaques that Canadians came to Britain to participate in World War I and World War II, and also to commemorate the British sacrifices for World War II. The design is chic, the slope pool, the flowing water, the bottom of the pool can see the maple leaves. In early August autumn, the golden leaves are full of pools, and the green leaves will be reflected in the spring season, which is full of vitality. Green Park is at the end of Buckingham Palace, and many people go to Buckingham Palace to see the changing of guards passing through the park.