Spanning a vast area of 23 hectares, St James's Park is nestled within the City of Westminster, central London. Bounded by famous landmarks including Buckingham Palace to the west, the park is listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.

Looking for tranquillity in the bustling city of London? St James's Park offers some respite with beautiful greenery and a small lake comprising of two islands - West Island and Duck Island. Bird lovers will delight in watching the waterfowls as well as a resident colony of pelicans, which were donated by a Russian ambassador to Charles II in 1664. Children will enjoy this place too, as the playground is furnished with a large sandpit.