2024 London Wishes List Travelogue Wishes List (2) Hyde Park

After a good night's sleep, I was half-awake around 2 AM due to jet lag. The first stop on the second day was Hyde Park. Hyde Park. Woke up at 7:00 AM and had a traditional British semi-buffet breakfast: sausages, mushrooms, baked beans, fried eggs, toast, hash browns, bran muffins, milk, and coffee. After a high-calorie meal, I set off for Hyde Park. In the heart of London, in Zone 1, having such a vast and pristine park is a rare treasure. Early in the morning, many people walk their dogs, jog, or even swim in the lake with swans and wild ducks. The scenery is pleasant, and the air is fresh, giving a strong sense of local happiness. Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens are connected, with the Albert Memorial on one side and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain on the other. Walking around here, taking photos, feeling relaxed, and then having a hot coffee while watching the swans and wild ducks on the lake, with pigeons flying around everywhere... If possible, you can book a hotel closer to Hyde Park through Ctrip, and with the convenient underground (subway) and bus transportation.