Garden at Buckingham Palace, Grade I listed garden in the United Kingdom
The Garden at Buckingham Palace stands as the largest private garden in London.
The garden's current layout has been largely shaped during Queen Victoria's reign.
The Queen's annual summer garden parties are hosted within the palace grounds.
Access to the garden is typically by invitation or during special public events.
The garden features a 19th-century lake which is home to various waterfowl species.
Location: City of Westminster
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