Hello, it's spring in London!
half the world is blooming in spring , and so does the City of London. It is understandable that flowering is a spectacle in one of the cities with the most parks and gardens in Europe.
any street of Notting Hill -like the one that appears in the main image of this article- either Kensington It will be perfect to immortalize the resurgence of nature.
Yes indeed, remember that people live in those houses , so try to be as discreet as possible when photographing yourself in their portals. Also, there are many parks and gardens waiting for you around the city. These are some, shall we?
BUCKINGHAM PALACE MEMORIAL GARDENS
the gardens of Buckingham Palace are maintained throughout the year, that's no secret ; It is also one of the infallible visits if you want to leave the center of London and enjoy a leisurely walk.
Spring suits these gardens created in 1901 in honor of Queen Victoria , died that same year. During the winter they are planted around 50,000 yellow flowers and red tulips , which bloom in spring. It is also a good place to contemplate tall geraniums and scarlet geraniums.
GREENWICH PARK
Throughout the month of April this park near St Paul's Cathedral and Kew Gardens turns into a show enjoy hundreds of specimens of cherry blossom or cherry blossoms.
London also lives its own Japanese sakura in this park, you can watch them sitting on one of its benches or just letting yourself go. If you live far away and you miss them, this photographer will make you feel closer.
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
London's most famous botanic garden and its surroundings are a fantastic option to visit in spring; they are also UNESCO World Heritage.
Not surprising considering that his team is dedicated to rescuing some of the world's most endangered species, currently bloom here 50,000 species.
This park connects with the Richmond Park, isabella plantation Y Cannizaro Park , in the latter you will be able to contemplate during this month an authentic saffron flower carpet.
FEYA CAFE ON JAMES STREET
As we have already told you, London is a city that surrenders to the charms of spring , in any street you can find a facade where pretty flowers climb, decorated shops or cafes like this one, Feya Café.
To the inside of this vegan coffee spring has come. Prepare your camera before arriving.
Isabella Pantation
Formerly it was better known for being a humid place with poor vegetation, but thanks to investment it has become a beautiful garden of 16 hectares.
Isabella Plantation is located on a victorian woodland plantation planted in the 1830s and opened to the public in 1953.
Why has it become so famous? The answer is in your perennial azaleas , plants that border ponds and streams, and whose peak flowering point is late April and early May.
Isabella Plantation, London.