St James Park (Walthamstow) — Attraction in London

This park is a beautiful green space located in Central London by Buckingham Palace, not far from Westminster and Big Ben. It offers plenty of places to sit and enjoy nature. At the heart of the park, you’ll find St. James Park Lake which is home to swans, ducks and pelicans. Try and get a glimpse of a pelican feeding or visit the Blue Bridge at the center of the lake for views of Dover House, Whitehall and a distant London Eye on one end and Buckingham Palace at the other. There is often an ice cream truck or food kiosk open near the entry where you can purchase something to snack on or bring your own picnic to take advantage of the space. There is no cycling allowed within the park. There are toilets located near the Guards Memorial by Whitehall and there is a playground closer to...

Besides Hyde Park, this is my second favorite park in London. It is well paved and convenient to walk through when going to/from Buckingham palace. This park is really gorgeous and peaceful. My little one had a fun time at the children’s playground. He also got so excited when he saw different kind of birds walking freely in the park. I know it’s very tempting to feed the bird or squirrels food, but please don’t. There are signs everywhere to remind people not to do so. However, it’s just sad that some tourists failed to recognize that and fed the animals here. I’d recommend to visit this park. From here you can walk to Westminster within 12 minutes or so. You won’t be...

Last few green spaces left in the borough after the council's continued attack on large green spaces and relentless pressure to build and deliver rabbit hutch high density flats across the borough of culture! It is a rare bit of green space perfect for walks, dog's on leashes please ( a lot of dig walkers don't get that) kids and families as well as amorous couples spread out across the large green expanse to make this a welcome spot for relaxation. There is also a gated kids play area with swings and paraphernalia for the...