St James's Palace Review

St. James'Palace is a forbidden area for most of us. Every year, part of the London Open Day is open to visit the Queen's Church. It was designed as part of a larger 17th-century expansion. Mallborough Road was built between St. James' Palace and Queen's Church. It's a way for people to watch guards change positions.

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 center of St. James'Park gathers ducks of all sizes and colors, as well as swans, birds, pheasants and other protected birds. Feeding time is 3 p.m. every day. The park's best scenic spot is the view of Buckingham Palace across the lake from the bridge. Especially when the lights are on at night, the view of Buckingham Palace is more charming.

Unlike other British palaces, St James's Palace is built of red bricks and is not grand. Only the gate building is taller. From the architectural and arch shapes, we can see that this is a typical Tudor architecture in England. It was cloudy, grey sky when we went, and it was accompanied by this historic city building, which made people's imagination.

Small long vacation and good friends come here to play, the air here is very good, there are many people to play. There are men and women, old and young, and some small couples. The temperature is hot these days, but sweating is still very good. They have a good time these days. Next time they will come here to play with good friends. Generally speaking, this trip is worth visiting.