St. James's Park, Westminster

The majority of London's prominent attractions, such as Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, and Trafalgar Square, are all within a short walking distance of the formal gardens in St. James's Park. When the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace is finished and the crowds have gone, you'll be able to immediately recognize what are undoubtedly the most famous flower gardens in London.

These frequently captured bright flowerbeds, which are located just across from the palace, are frequently misrepresented as being a part of the Buckingham Palace Gardens. Instead of being, they welcome guests to St. James's Park and serve as the ideal backdrop for photographs of the Queen's official London residence. You can find another great photo opportunity by moving a little further into the park, in the direction of its lake. Numerous wildflowers line the lake's shoreline, and with the park bridge and Horse Guards Parade in the distance, they offer the ideal backdrop for a selfie.