Kensington Gardens

a big patch of green in the centre of london city. nice place for a long walk or enjoy people watching.

Spend a whole day swam through places like Diana Playground Fountain, Italian Fountain, Peter Pan, Kensington Palace, Irene Oaks, Speke, Flower Road and the Royal Alberts Memorial. There is a very nice cafe near the Diana Fountain, where there are some delicious food to let people rest. I suggest you come and play with comfortable shoes.

We visited Kensington Palace and strolled through the gardens, it was quiet and well maintained and a stroll through a meadow of wild flowers. There were also some good photography activities here. It was a great place to sit and relax and watch the clouds.

After coming to the Kensington hotel to put down the luggage, it was still very early, the weather was very good, London rarely had such a good weather, so continued to go to the park next to the hotel, Kensington Park was extremely beautiful under the sun. The Queen's swans were dazzling in the sun. May 24, 2019 marks the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria, and the statue of Queen Victoria in front of Kensington Palace has also been specially arranged.

Kensington Park, connected to Hyde Park, we can't tell which is the dividing line, in fact, it doesn't matter anymore. The front is still sunny, and suddenly there is a big dark cloud in the distance, the sun on the west and the dark clouds on the east, forming a wonderful picture. To the north of Kensington Park is Kensington Palace. The former Princess Diana's bedding palace is located. Until now, there are still people presenting bouquets in front of the palace. The garden of Kensington Palace is very beautiful and can be visited for free, and the palace is charged.