Beautiful park close to Buckingham Palace. On the other side of 'The Mall' road the Green Park continues. St. James Park has reserved areas for wildlife besides the water where you can observe different kind of birds and other animals. A great place to photograph or just to watch them. Ducks, geese, pelicans and squirrels to name only a few. A section with deck chairs (you have to pay for) and a cafe is also available.

It is a beautiful park. Nice walkways and beautiful nature. There were pelicans in the summer and some green birds and of course squirrels. There is also a coffe shop place that you can find some food and beverages. They have outdoor seating too. There are toilets in the park as well.

Beautiful park in the center of London with plenty of nice walkways and relaxing atmosphere. There are plenty of ducks, pelicans and of course the “famous” friendly squirrels. The perfect place to take a break and relax while walking around London.

An amazing park that is a stones throw away from the Buckingham palace. If you are in the area, it is definitely a must see as the pelicans you find here are a sight. Interesting fact is that these birds were gifted by previous counties to past kings and they have remained in this park since!

Great small park next to Buckingham palace, with a pond in the middle full of ducks and swans. There is even a black swan. The squirrels running around are cute too. The animals are used to humans, so you might even get a chance to pet them. There are benches around the park, as well. Overall, definitely worth a visit if you are in the area, it feels like an oasis in the heart of London.

A stunning park that can gets very busy that said its huge. Lots of grass space to sit relax or picnic. The flower beds are beautiful lots of wild life to see on and off the lake. Large cafe near to the lake. Good paths very easy walking for all abilities pushchair and wheelchair friendly.

I had an amazing experience. The swans are beautiful. The lake is so nice. I'd love to go there every day. It's a small park but very beautiful. There are information boards about the animals. The park is clean and well kept. There are a lot of benches so you'll always find a place to seat.

This is my favourite park in London. Not only because of its gorgeous setting with the lake, but also because it’s quieter than Green Park and Hyde park. Love the birds too, particularly the pelicans (I think I must take pictures of them every time I go!).

Walking distance from Buckingham Palace, typically you can go here after Change of Guard or Buckingham Palace. It's a nice, peaceful park. It has Cafe which serves coffee, food & ice cream.

Very nice and big park, full of squirrels, pelicans and many kinds of ducks walking around with you. Some of them are even friendly. Nice place for your morning walk

Like a fairytale place, this is an absolutely beautiful park. It's got everything, little lake, green everywhere, gorgeous birds and squirrels, absolutely fantastic! Whether if you want to go for a romantic walk, doing exercise, play with the children, enjoy a nice family moment, a beautiful picture, this place offers you a magic experience and more. Just one thing, please, don't feed the birds, they are very well looked after and they have an special diet and times, otherwise you are gonna make them sick, please 🙏. Facilities like toilet is available. Sometimes they are little stands selling ice cream or in this season, coffee, but there are some restrictions now with the pandemic. Take a look at this place, you will be delighted 👍❤

One of my favorite Royal parks in London. During the summer it’s covered with colorful flowers, squirrels and pelicans. Impressive views to the Buckingham Palace. During the winter it keeps a magical atmosphere and lights up in the evenings with the London Eye reflecting on the ponds. Wonderful option to visit between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace for a picnic

Beautiful Park. Very ideal for a good walk and in perfect location close to lots of points of interest. The ducks and swans in the ponds are fun to watch, the air is fresh here and it’s just a perfect park.

Beautiful park surrounded by many tourist attractions - Big Ben, mall, Westminster abbey, Buckingham palace, Churchill war room, etc. lots of trees, playgrounds and birds Only downside - so few places to sit! Be warned that the lawn chairs throughout the park cost 3£ per hour to sit in them!

Really nice park leading Westminster buildings into Buckingham palace. You see lots of people having picnics and chilling in the shade. There is a nice lake and children playing area.

The Fourth Plinth is the northwest plinth in Trafalgar Square in central London. It was originally intended to hold an equestrian statue of William IV, but remained bare due to insufficient funds. For over 150 years the fate of the plinth was debated. In September 2005 The Fourth Plinth Commission started working and placed so far 7 art projects.

I really loved this park! One of my favourite ones in London! It’s perfect for a nice walk around nature! So relaxing as well! I highly recommend it! It’s well taken care of! Ps: I love squirrels 🐿 and there are many cute and friendly ones there! I love everything about this place! 👌🏼

Lots of wild fowl, birds and a pelican. Refreshments and available toilets. A lovely afternoon.

Well kept park, a wide variety of healthy waterfowl and maintained very well. Definitely one of my favourite parks to visit in London

Wow , what a beautiful park . This park is besides Buckingham palace in London. This is the oldest Royal park in London and features a large lake where you see a lot of wildlife like birds, ducks, geese, swans and even pelicans. Beautiful park with a lot of beautiful gardens. Awesome scenery all over, a nice place to relax and unwind. A walking distance to other points of interest in London, like the Buckingham palace, Trafalgar Square, Parliament Square. A nice place to visit if you're in London.

Beautiful park close to Buckingham palace. Good for a walk, run or picnic. It is also a shortcut to Northumberland area. There are few wildlife like squirrels, swans and ducks around. There is a beautiful bridge with amazing view for photos and a few ice cream shops and cafe on the park as well

I love st James park, situated so centrally it’s easy to go for a quick walk through. I love seeing all the different animals and the blossom trees are beautiful. Stroll through with a coffee from one of the convenient coffee stands and soak up the views and London.

The Park is very closed to the Westminster Bridge. There is a café called “Cafe at storey’s gate” at the entrance. My oat Latte wasn’t that bad at all and you may also sit outside the cafe house. This is a very beautiful park. To my surprise, there are some cherry blossoms🌸 near the entrance in mid February. Trees are tall and branches are nice as well. It’s wonderful to see lots of animals there.

Nice park to go for a walk after visiting one of the nearby attractions —Buckingham Palace, Horse Guards Parade, or Churchill War Rooms, all around the park—. What makes it stand out from other parks might be its birds, especially the pink pelicans. So keep an eye out for them.

This park is amazing. It was a real surprise for me. A beautiful place to walk, squirrels running everywhere and birds flying. There's a great restaurant there that served me the best fish and chips. The whole park is very large and beautiful. I recommend it!

Loved walking through here. Loads of birds and if you hear closely, you might hear woodpeckers chipping away at the tree trunks. And the trees!! they are so huge and majestic! Kinda make you wonder all the history that they have witnessed over the years. Close proximity to prominent places and ample of sitting area makes it worth it. There are a few eateries in the park which offer decent snacks.

One of my favourite parks in London. Well maintained flower borders and lots of wildlife - including the pelicans.

It is our favourite park! It's big enough to spend a nice time with your family. You can have a lovely walk seeing many squirrels, ducks...

Fourth Plinth Sculpture is probably the least attractive thing to see in Trafalgar Square.

Good

Butt plug or bog brush? You decide

It's great to see an Iraqi artist displayed his work in Trafalgar Square

A great idea - have an ever-changing series of artworks filling the empty plinth. You'll love some, hate others - that's the point!

Zero stars for the fourth plinth. Total waste of money and effort. Unsightly and out of place. A random piece of indulgent tasteless work. Like a dream that has no dreamer. Like a cloud without a sky. Like a truth with no believer. Like a mother without a child..... NEXT!!!

Great park with nice views over some of the most famous sights if London. There is also a lot of wildlife here, such as some of the tamest squirrels and parakeets you will ever see! But perhaps most famously St James Park is home to several pelicans, which is a truly unique sight in central London

I love this part of London at night. Its quiet and nothing goes on here. Its truly magnificent. London as a city is, in my opinion, so unique and culturally diverse. With an air of historical sentiment. London will forever be my favourite city, heck, even place on Earth. Nothing can compare to its energy and vibe. The richness of the architecture, the stark contrast between old and new just dotted around the place. It has so many hidden gems to find and explore and most importantly experience.

It is a favourite park with many Londoners, with its beautiful lake and enchanting vista of Buckingham Palace. It boasts several pelicans, who are not descended from the original ones, given to Charles II by the Russian ambassador in 1664, as pelicans need to be part of a group of ten or more to reproduce.

(Translated by Google) I liked it a lot and in fact I saw how a part of the frozen lake of haver snow was that day (Original) Me ha gustado mucho y de hecho vi como estaba ese día una parte del lago congelada de haver nevado

We love this park for exercise and for showing our friends different sites such as Buckingham Palace, and the pelicans. The park itself is well looked after. The downside is that St James Park is an iconic park situated in the middle of London and so tends to be quite crowded. The park is not always ideal for those concerned about catching a virus due to people not wearing masks and walking aimlessly into people while speaking\texting people on their phones. Nevertheless it is a beautiful park with very friendly squirrels and pigeons.

Wonderful

One of a kind adventure with local squirrels and parakeets!

Lots of differents animals and quite green and relaxing, very recomendable

First park to visit in London when I came to the UK... It's still my favorite

St jame's park....

Beautiful small park next door to Buckingham palace. Delightful pond in the middle teeming with swans, ducks and various birds. Lots of squirrels foraging on the grass, they are accustomed to people so if you are really still, they will come up close to you. Definitely worth a visit after having a look at Buckingham palace. It’s one of my favorite parks in London, and whenever we’re in London, we make sure to spend a few leisurely hours there. The kids love the pond and ducks. Fresh air as well away from the busy streets.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and well maintained mega park. Attached to Buckingham Palace, easily accessible from anywhere, it is open to the public, with a wide variety of trees and wildlife, with birds and small animals. Almost mandatory visit and who goes and Westminster and Buckingham. (Original) Lindo e mega bem cuidado parque. Anexo ao Palácio de Buckingham, de fácil acesso de qualquer lugar, é aberto ao público, com grande variedade de árvores e vida silvestre, com aves e pequenos animais. Visita quase obrigatória e quem vai e Westminster e a Buckingham.

On a recent short break on London myself and my daughter enjoyed a lovely time in St James Park with the parakeets and ambassador pelicans such a beautiful park! Lots of food outlets and just a 5 minute walk to parliament square, Downing Street and the other well known places of interest. We both look forward to spending more time there in the future!

Lovely place to grab some snacks and drinks and chill with mates. Fed the ducks with the kids. Saw the swans and pelicans in the lake. Reasonably priced coffee shop on site. All within walking distance from her majesty 🤣

This is a lovely park with large amounts of wildlife, gorgeous views and places to get a coffee and ice cream. A wonderful place to sit and relax.

I walked through St. James' Park on a quiet autumn day and it was beautiful to see all the changing colours on the trees.

Incredible park in South London. Right next to Buckingham Palace, and with excellent transport links, I would recommend this to anyone. The wildlife is incredibly diverse, with many rare species of duck. They also have Pelicans, which cannot be found anywhere else in the wild in the UK. The birds are extremely tame as well, which is an added bonus. There are a number of cafes, and toilet facilities. This is an excellent place to go to relax or to just see some rare ducks. Just go.

An amazing park to visit! It was wonderful to see the place and to interact with the animals. No matter if it is a raining day or a sunny one, just come and … Do Not Feed The Animals! There is a small children’s playground and many opportunities to teach the children about environmental issues. I very much recommend this place!

Absolutely one of the best parks in London. Great for observing the change of leaves. And a chic cafe, a play area, a lake and view of the London Eye. Lovely in so many ways.

Fantastic royal park, superb views of Buckingham palace, london eye, has small lake, pelicans, parrots, tame squirrels and is a great place to chill out. Highly recommended 👍

Beautiful park with lots of gorgeous views. The borders with plants are so nicely arranged, everything in the park is tidy (no litter on the ground etc). A lot of wildlife feeling comfortable next to the visitors - parrots, gooses, swans, ducks, squirrels. Great playground for children. Nice place to visit.

Did not see too much of the park itself, so only 4 points to be cautious but the fly past over "The Mall" has been great. Unfortunately I missed to get tickets for "trooping the colours" but see the King in front of Buckingham Palace watching the fly past has been an event of its own

Wow! What a lovely place for walk and recreation. Nature lovers should go there and explore. Flowers and birds are the main attractions of this park. Awesome 👌

Beautiful park in the middle of Central London! It is very peaceful despite its hectic surroundings. The park is extremely well maintained with lots of wonderful flower displays and a large lake. There is also a cafe. If you visit in Spring you may also see new born ducklings.

Amazing piece of landscaping. Great park for walking and enjoying the nature. Excellent range of plants and animals. Proximity to the Buckingham Palace is an added bonus.

A wonderful park. Buzzing with visitors, a very large lake inhabited by a variety birds. Beautiful flower beds and green space to take a stroll or to spend time relaxing on your own or with friends and family.

Loved walking through here. Loads of birds and if you hear closely, you might hear woodpeckers chipping away at the tree trunks. And the trees!! they are so huge and majestic! Kinda make you wonder all the history that they have witnessed over the years.

One of the most beautiful parks in London. Stunning, beautifully maintained flower beds, lots of people friendly wildlife and the lake. A serene and peaceful place of true beauty where you can just lose yourself to your surroundings. A place to visit time and again at any time of year. Perfectly located as it's within walking distance of Buckingham Palace, Admiralty Arch, Piccadilly etc.

Beautiful park. I enjoyed walking round the park. So many birds and flowers for viewing. The pelicans were a sight to behold.

It's absolutely beautiful place very peaceful it's got a park for the kids it has birds like ducks geese pelicans the waterfalls there walkbys and lakes it's got so much to do hear lots of wildlife to it's also close to local places like Buckingham palace, the war museum and the guards gate

A pleasant display of art in the Square

Always interesting.

(Translated by Google) Sculpture imitating the Persian lions that would be in Persepolis, and that the English keep in the british museum (Original) Escultura imitando a los leones persas que habría en Persepolis, y que los ingleses guardan en the british museum

(Translated by Google) Jotaro Kujo: Yare yare daze (OK) (Original) Jotaro Kujo: Yare yare daze (Ok)

The fourth plinth showcases various sculptures and live art over time.

The Fourth Plinth is a fantastic opportunity for artists to showcase their art to the public. Ever changing, maybe not always for everyone’s taste but an interesting experience regardless!

The fourth plinth is such a great idea: commissioned artworks to fill an otherwise empty space. So not another general or war hero but a comment on 21st century life including this year's piece: a magnificent winged bull from Nineveh made from Iraqi date syrup cans.

The site of commissioned temporary sculpture. This is the 12th and latest commission and it is awesome! A Chimera Assyrian Protective Deity of Lamassu. Made from empty tins of date syrup. The original from 7000BC was destroyed in 2015. Used to guard the entrance of the Nergal Gate of Nineveh. Unveiled in 2018 by the Iraqi sculptor Michael Rakowitz. It represents a once thriving industry decimated by war and the human, economic and ecological disasters caused by the Iraqi Wars and their aftermath. It is called ; The Invisible Enemy Should Not Exist. In situ until 2020. 5 stars! Previous commissions were ; 1999 Lifesize christ adorned with a crown of barbed wire. Called Ecce Homo. By Mark Wallinger. 3 stars! 2000 A crushed head between tree roots and a book. Called Reguardless of History. By Bill Woodrow. 5 stars! 2001 An upside-down transparent cast of the 4th plinth. Called Monument. By Rachel Whitered. 3 stars! 2005 - 7 Pregnant Torso of Alison Lapper. By Marc Quinn. 4 stars! 2007 - 9 Abtract of coloured glass. By Thomas Schutte. 0 stars! 2009 Sir Keith Park Air Chief Marshal 1892 - 1975. By Les Johnson. 4 stars! 2009 Sculptor Anthony Gormley allowed 2400 individuals to book a slot and do their own thing with whatever they could carry onto the plinth - very controversial idea. And I am glad it hasn't been continued! Usually, I like his conceptual art but sadly not this one. 0 stars! 2010 - 12 HMS Victory in a mahoosive corked bottle. Called Nelson's Ship. By Yinka Shonibare. 5 stars! 2012 - 13 Child riding a rockinghorse. Called Powerless Structure 101. By Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset. 4 stars! 2013 - 15 A blue Cockerel. Called Hahn/Cock. By Katharina Fritsch. 3 stars! 2015 - 16 The skeleton of a horse. Called Gift Horse. By Hans Haacke (my favourite). 5 stars! 2016 - 18 A mahoosive bronze thumbs up. Called Really Good. By David Shrigley. 0 stars! In close proximity to the entrance of The National Gallery and Nelson's Column. The National Portrait Gallery, St Martin's in the Field, The Mall, St James's Park, The Institute of Contemporary Arts, Duke of York's Steps and Column, Horse Guards Parade, Buckingham Palace, Whitehall, Westminster etc. Nearest stations are Charing Cross, Leicester Square and St James's Park.

How can you review the fourth plinth when it's always changing? I think the fourth plinth project is a great idea. At the time of writing David Shrigley’s ‘Really Good’ adorns it but I do miss Yinka Shonibare's Nelson's Ship in a Bottle.

My favourite park. Lots of animals, nice place to rest , clean mind

At 23 hectares, St James's is the second-smallest of the eight royal parks after Green Park. But what it lacks in size it makes up for in grooming, as it is the most manicured green space in London. It has brilliant views of the London Eye, Westminster, St James's Palace, Carlton House Terrace and Horse Guards Parade; the picture-perfect sight of Buckingham Palace from the Blue Bridge spanning the central lake is the best you’ll find. The lake brims with ducks, geese, swans and other waterfowl – including the famous pelicans, introduced to the park in 1664 as a gift from the Russian Ambassador to King Charles II. The pelicans are fed fresh fish between 2.30pm and 3pm near Duck Island cottage.

I loved the interaction with the animals everywhere. The park food stalls offer delicious hot drinks and sandwich wraps that I really liked. It's affordable too!

One of the best parks in London. Love that animals are so relaxed and friendly, easily approached and you can feed them straight from your hand. Parakeets and pigeons are literally jumping top of you and squirrels are attacking when they smell some peanuts. For the parakeets bring sunflower seeds 😉

Beautiful park see so many things around the park like London Eye an Buckingham Palace. Lovely park to stroll through with your loved ones or even sit an watch the world go by. I and my family visited few years ago and couldn't get over the cleanliness and the beauty of it. You can even get a hot drink an bite to eat from a little hut there.

yes!

Yet another thing that makes you fall in love with London. I can come here and walk around this part of the city for rest of my life.

Elegant, full of trees, ducks, geese, squirrels and birds. Great for sunbathing, chatting with friends, saying hello to parakeets.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park that you cannot miss when you go to London. Squirrels, ducks, fish of various types, pelicans and many types of animals inhabit it. It is located at the back of Buckingham Palace, which makes it a strategic stop to recharge and continue walking the city (Original) Un hermoso parque que no se puede dejar de visitar al ir a Londres. Ardillas, patos, peces de varios tipos, pelicanos y muchas tipos de animales lo habitan. Se ubica en la parte posterior del palacio de Buckingham, lo que lo hace una parada estrategica para recargar energías y seguir caminando la ciudad

It was crowded that Sunday I visited but the vibe is great.

Great London park, popular place at lunchtime. Daffodils spectacular in early spring.

Great place to walk downtown. Not very busy lately

Thoughtful is very beautiful. The nature is art.

(Translated by Google) Too top! (Original) Top demais!

Loved it.

Pink pelicans,parrots and a lot more!!

Very clean. I love the wildlife in this park, especially how friendly the squirrels are.

Such a lovely park with so many people friendly animals (no wonder, as they are used to the endless amount of people daily). Picturesque spot and easily available. The animals want you to picture them literally!

(Translated by Google) Green, wide, relaxing and there are a lot of things to see here ... The diversity of the animals is impressive and their trusting nature is almost frightening. Unfortunately, one cannot say exactly why that is ... At least it's rather unusual. On the birthday of Prince Charles (November 14th) you can marvel at the solemn conclusion of the Trooping the Color Parade. All in all very worth seeing! (Original) Grün, weit, erholsam und sehr viel Sehenswertes gibt es hier... Die Vielfalt der Tiere ist beeindruckend und deren zutrauliche Art fast schon erschreckend. Woran genau das liegt, kann man leider nicht sagen... Es ist zumindest eher ungewöhnlich. Zum Geburtstag von Prinz Charles (14.11.) kann man den feierlichen Abschluss der Trooping the Colour Parade bestaunen. Alles in allem sehr sehenswert!!

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place, a huge green area, I fell in love with this place (Original) Przepiękne miejsce ogromny teren zieleni zakochałam się w tym miejscu

Don't feed bread to ducks, better some seeds :)

Beautiful scenery

The picturesque St Jame's Park is nearly 500 years old, and spanning over an enormous 57-acres of land. It's a lovely park where you can enjoy great natural surroundings with lush greenery. The native squirrels, ducks, pigeons etc. are not afraid of humans and they'll come to you or take food from you. The lake is beautiful and from the bridge of the lake you'll have the view of the majestic London eye. The park is bounded by Buckingham Palace to the west, the Mall to the north, Horse Guards to the east, and Birdcage Walk to the south. It meets Green Park at Queen's Gardens with the Victoria Memorial at its centre, opposite the entrance to Buckingham Palace. St James's Palace is on the opposite side of The Mall. The closest London Underground stations are St James's Park, Green Park, Victoria, and Westminster. The park has a small lake, St James's Park Lake, with two islands, West Island and Duck Island, the latter named for the lake's collection of waterfowl. A resident colony of pelicans has been a feature of the park since a Russian ambassador donated them to Charles II in 1664. While most of the birds' wings are clipped, there is a pelican who can be seen flying to the London Zoo in hopes of another meal. The Blue Bridge across the lake affords a tree-framed view west towards Buckingham Palace. Looking east, the view includes the Swire Fountain to the north of Duck Island and, past the lake, the grounds of Horse Guards Parade, with Horse Guards, the Old War Office and Whitehall Court behind. To the south of Duck Island is the Tiffany Fountain on Pelican Rock; and past the lake is the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, with the London Eye, the Shell Tower, and the Shard behind. The park has a children's playground including a large sandpit.

Lovely place to walk and watch the varied wildlife.

Lovely

(Translated by Google) Nice, shame about the pandemic because everything is closed (Original) Bello, peccato per la pandemia perché è tutto chiuso

Best park in London to see animals

August 2018 If you are looking a perfect air in the morning, here is the place!

nice place for stroll.

I love it here, the best park to walk around with a cup of coffee 💕

Visited the Famous ONLY BLACK SWAN in the Royal Parks

Is fabulous park !

Beautifully maintained. We loved visiting the park on the way to Buckingham Palace.

Just a must visit in london

Probably my favourite park in London. Absolutely stunning. Small, but is connected to Green Park and isn’t far from Hyde Park Corner. It’s such a peaceful lovely place with lots of wildlife. So close to other London landmarks such as Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Sq, Downing Street etc. Not sure when, but I think there is a regular feeding of the pelicans too!

I love this Park, very beautiful and beautiful animals you can see. I have been living in the UK for 8 years, only 35 mins by train from London, and it was the first time I have noticed all the beautiful animals you can see in this park

One of the best places in London for nature lovers! Full of birds, ducks, geese, squirrels, etc! And if you have some seeds or an apple you can feed the birds there. It's an unique experience, a must go in London! And a very beautiful place...

Lovely To See The Wildlife Sit And Have Coffee 💯

Very nice lake in the big park, and we saw so many various bird species. I hand fed geese, parakeets and even coots! Very nice park, i recommended this to everyone who just wants a good place to walk and relax.

Nice and clean park to sit, jog and to do picnic..

A lovely girl gave us monkey nuts and you can hold the parakeets. Brilliant place.

Beautiful spring blooms this year.

One of the nice big parks that represents London, but it can get crowded and usually full of tourists.

nice delightful park. views are beautiful.

Tranquil park to enjoy a sunny day out. Perfect for picnics and catching the daffodils bloom during spring

A glorious park with wildlife, a fountain ana lake. A lovely stroll and verdant space in Central London

Cok doğal bir yer ve heryerde sincaplar ve kazlar var mükemmel

(Translated by Google) a beautiful place. to share with family and friends ?? I recommend it for all. ages (Original) un lugar bello. para compartir en familia y amigos ?? lo recomiendo para todas las. edades

Peaceful , bad coffees !

This makes a perfect day out for us

Lovely park. Picturesque views of major London sites in all directions. Lots of Birds too.

Being largely associated with Buckingham Palace, St. James's Park boasts a wide variety of things to do with walking paths, playgrounds, and plenty of wildlife around. Large open areas make the park a perfect place to Picnic in Westminster

Great on a sunny, spring-like day. Well populated though, and not everyone even thinking of social distancing.

End of winter in St James's Park (25 Feb. 2021)

(Translated by Google) An interesting playground for children (Original) Ciekawy plac zabaw dla dzieci

Beautiful daffodils in early March!

The squirrels are cool

Lovely park!

Stunning early spring flowers, particularly the daffodils. Wonderful setting. Not to be missed.

Great park, very well maintained with amazing wildlife situated in the heart of London... . One of my favourites.. 😍🤩😍

(Translated by Google) I love it precious, much peace (Original) Precioso me encanta, mucha paz

A lot of squirrels , very nice place

A lovely with the beautiful backdrop of Buckingham Palace. Its a wonderful place to visit.

Your not to feed the wild life but can't help yourself. Take apple for the parrots nuts for the squirrels and bread for the birds.

Great day out

Lovely park in London city

Ahhh it's soo beautiful and all the birds in there

Stunning Royal Park In The Centre of London.

Really beautiful place with amazing animals

Ohh I really love this park specially the birds lake and the astonishing yellow flowers such a a beautiful view and an amazing place to have a loftily picnic

I love St. James Park. You can find pelicans there and others kinds of birds and ducks. I recommend!

- Really nice place for a walk. There are many animals around which seem used to being around people. Shout out to the cute sociable squirrels living in the park 🖤 .

Very busy

Gorgeous green place with birds!

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place (Original) 아름다운 곳이네요

Grab some coffee and relax, beautiful place

St. James park is beautiful. It has great views of Buckingham Palace and the London Eye as seen from the bridge across its lake. It is perfect for long, peaceful walks.

Beautiful location that is really well maintained. Perfect for walkers. Took my American significant other here and she said it was like something out of a fairy tale.

Such a beautiful and well maintained park in central London. The highlights as always were the beautiful borders, Pelicans and Parakeets

Saint James Park is without a question one of the most majestic and sublime parks. There is such a feeling of peace that even the squirrels do not show signs of being disturbed. Nature in all its force and beauty is at peace here.

You can spend an entire day here. You can see the London Eye and Buckingham Palace from a picturesque viewing point. The park is abuzz with pelicans, swans, ducks, squirrels and parrots. Squirrels will literally walk up to you in hope of getting some treats. There seem to be feeding points for parrots and birds. Be mindful, most areas are off limits to feeding birds and wildlife.

Beautiful green park with lots of big trees, flowers, a lake, cafe and toilet facilities (20p charge). Tourists whoever visiting Buckingham Palace can come here and take a rest if they get tired 😴

Love this park. Such a variety of birds. Also the parakeet feeling and the group of pelicans!! Beautiful planting all along every border and very old gnarly trees. And of course views of Buckingham palace one way and horse guard parade the other!!

Loved it, beautifully tended and maintained gardens and lake.... with quiet and peaceful areas as well as busier areas. Loved all of the birds and squirrels

This is a really nice park and I stumbled across it by accident. Thank Goodness for google maps suggested walk routes. It is rather pleasant with plenty of wildlife, strange wildlife with different coloured legs... But plenty of swans and squirrels to keep you company also, it makes a rather nice walk though to Buckingham Palace. Definitely recommended, do not take the road, go through the park. In the West we train the squirrels to run away form you, in London they train the squirrels to run towards you.

Beautiful peaceful park in the heart of London minutes from Trafalgar Square and the National Gallery. Strolling through here on a Summers evening truly makes you realise and appreciate how fortunate we are to have these green spaces in London. The highlight is seeing the large groups of geese wandering the paths patiently waiting to be fed. Highly recommended

Lovely park for a walk or a picnic. Loads of squirrels and different birds. Beautiful.

A lovely place to spend some time. Plenty of places to relax, or get an icecream. The gardens are spectacular with loads of colour in the summer. Park is well maintained with no litter and kept clean and tidy. There is a lovely group of Pelicans to be found in the park.

St James Park is at the southernmost tip of the St James's area, named after a leper hospital dedicated to St James the Less. It is part of chain parks that includes (moving westward) Green Park, Hyde Park, and Kensington Gardens. The scenery is beautiful in all aspects, walking / riding / running or even having a picnic for lunch. This is the place to be

I think this is one of the loveliest parks anywhere, plus it's across the street from Buckingham palace. We were there for the Cenotaph ceremony and it was absolutely wonderful: the veterans marching in parade, the autumnal colours, the the birds, just fantastic.

One of the best parks in London. Peaceful and quiet. The water is soothing after all day od walking. You can enjoy many water species, squirrels and birds.

Great park for walking or jogging. Signs all over the park asking people not to feed the wild life as human food damages their health, and yet every time I walk through the park I see people feeding white bread to birds.

A beautiful park tucked away from the chaos in central London. A good balance of water, greens and birds. Particularly spectacular if you could catch the sunset there!

Beautiful autumn time park. Two men were feeding pigeons, squirrels and parakeets! We thoroughly enjoyed our strall in the park.

A lovely walk. I'm not a biggest fan of birds, but strolling through the park and checking out different species sure was fun. It is great for a run or a bike ride too. Perfect for a weekend mini picnic.

Really busy most of the time, especially at the weekend but it is a lovely park, really calming to walk around. Loads of different wildfowl on the lake, plus a lot of over-fed grey squirrels! Good views of Buckingham Palace and the Victoria Monument from the far end of the lake.

I love this park! <3 it's a peaceful place. Nice atmosphere too! I especially love the wildlife here at St James's Park. <3 The Pelicans are amazing and the swans are beautiful especially when they flutter their white heavenly wings! <3 The squirrels are cute, fast and very active! I also find them to be tame as I saw one guy giving him some monkey nuts. :) I used to come here a lot as a child and have lots of memories here. :) <3 We had a nice little walk while we were here and will definitely return!

Wonderful park, close to Buckingham Palace Gardens

Lovely park lots of nature around including Green ringneck parakeets, squirrels, swans and different kinds of ducks. Nice refreshment bars to get snacks, cakes, hot and cold drinks and ice cream too.

A beautiful place within the heart of the city of London. For children it would be delightful to watch the ducklings play in the pond. A classic view of the area around it and the flower gardens. Public toilets are also accessible at 20p. Sit on the grass and relax on your holiday and visit the statues and memorials around it.

Beautiful park full of nature, very big. One of my favourite London parks any time of the year. The wildlife is friendly and very active, the park cafe is very nice to take in the scenery.

Be mindful that the wooden chairs near the bridge are for a fee (3pounds / hour || 4pounds/ hour) if the kind gentleman there spots you sitting. You can sit on the grass for free.

Visited London couple of days after platinum pageant, the dismantling of seating area by the Victoria monument was still in progress but everywhere clean and tidy. Park was clean and tidy and looked lovely - added bonus was seeing Horse Guards Parade with a ceremony taking place (couldn't find out what it was though)

Peaceful park full of wildlife that get up close and personal. Lots of areas for kids to run or for older ones to picnic. Fun for all.

My best and most favourite park in whole London. You can find there plenty of different bird species (parrots will eat from your hand and you can observe pelicans and black swans), squirrels (that you can feed and they will eat from your hand), and other animals. So take some animal food before going there (seeds, nuts, bread, etc) and it will create even more memories for you!

Stroll through if you can! The Sycamore trees are fierce.. make sure to take an allergy pill. It’s so scenic and well used by both locals and tourists.

Beautiful park and in my opinion the better site to visit instead of the palace. Plenty of wildlife amd beautiful grounds to admire. Squirrels and ducks are super friendly from years of tourist feeding them human food. Please don't feed them, it's not good for them. I recommend walking the entire park. You won't regret it.

It's always a lovely place to go no matter what the season is. There's always something going on. A centrally located park which you can take a break for lunch or any time of the day. The pond is always full of life with ducks, pelicans swimming around. And different season offer different blossoms. It's one of my favourite parks in London.

We absolutely loved the park though we only spent a brief moment there. Beautiful scenery and lots of colourful birds which you can feed if you're lucky enough. It's a perfect place for a walk or a family picnic.

Oh my goodness, what a sight to behold! I discovered an absolutely stunning park, adorned with nature's wonders and teeming with delightful wildlife. It was a true haven of tranquility and natural beauty. Without a doubt, taking a leisurely stroll through this park was an experience not to be missed.

Wonderful park to spend. Spacious landscapes. Well maintained park. Beautiful lake besides the park give more attraction to park.

This park is beautiful. If you like nature, especially birds, please come to James Park. A lot of space for kids to play, and there is a bicycle trail and walkway. Here you see most of the bird species.

This park is a centre of many tourist attractions. You can see wide varieties of birds including pelicans, black swans and parrots. Squirrels are so cute and friendly.

St James Park is nature's paradise😍. You can spend a whole day watching squirrels, ducks, birds & greenery trees all around. It's a place to relax & enjoy nature. I just loved this park as it's so big you can walk around leisurely. There is a bridge where you find ducks and birds & you can see Buckingham Palace 😍 It is located in central London with many tourist attractions nearby👌. I will suggest that all visiting London should go to St James Park is in nature's lap❤️

What a beautiful place to visit. You can rent a chair on the lawn for 3£ an hour. Then there are the beautiful swans on the lake. There is a vast variety of trees. It is a place that is soothing to the soul.

Loved this park ..it is a real gem next to Buckingham palace...with water bodies full of ducks and pelicans and different birds..throught the water bodies and trees u can catch a glimpse of the horse guards palace and it looks like a fairy tale.There were 2 shops where u can get a coffee and something to eat and also a full fledged restaurant...there are pay toilets there too...and as u walk out u can see the horse guards bldg ... beautiful ❤️ a must visit.

St James Park is a much needed oasis in a dense bustling city area. You'll find a good amount of people, but the park is so large that you'll feel there's tons of room to yourself. The lake has a bridge over it that has a nice view of Buckingham Palace. Bring a dog, date, or both for a great time!

One of the better parks that you can interact with the local wildlife. The theme of this is like the trailer to the main event being the end of the trip visiting Buckingham Palace. Take your time in enjoying the walk.

One of my favourite places in London ❤️ always beautiful and calming. The animals are wonderful; squirrels, pelicans, ducks, and lot of other birds I don't know by name. Such a good experience! Definitely recommended.

A nice park to take a walk near Buckingham Palace. It’s a nice way to walk from the palace to the Big Ben! There were a lot of animals in the park while I was there :)

Lovely park with a lake in central London with many tourist attractions around. Good place to have some relaxing time in this beautiful atmosphere between walk. We can witness squirrels and ducks along. To use the park chairs, need to pay based on hours of usage.

Lovely park to walk. Great for kids and families. Some ducks and swans were by the water. Nice and peaceful.

Great way to see the palace and London eye from the bridge in the middle of the lake... Also plenty of ducks to see a variety I was not ready to see, but loved all of it

Family friendly park with plenty of bird life; ducks, geese, swans and pelicans. Gets very busy but is a nice link between Westminster and Buckingham Palace.

St James Park is on the other side of the street from Buckingham Palace. Its a great place to stroll around specially with kids. They would love watching so many birds and squirrels so close. There is a specific tree which has flock of parrots and if they like you they will come and sit on you :-)