Green Park - London Claimed

The smallest of the eight Royal Parks set close to Buckingham Palace and triangle in shape. There are some fine specimens of trees including a Black Poplar. Hawthorn trees attract many birds to its blossoms each year in the spring and to the berries in the autumn

The park forms the south side of Piccadilly and is well named as it is truly green except for the daffodils in March and April.

Green Park covers just over 40 acres (16 ha) between Hyde Park and St. James's Park.