The Mall

This is a beautiful boulevard, even the main entrance of Buckingham Palace, with the British flag on both sides, very stylish, the avenue is like a visit to the red carpet, is some Royal Parade will go, and then go forward is the famous shopping street.

Moore Pedestrian Street is a place for net red punching cards. It is a place not to be missed when traveling to London. Feel the street that the Queen often walks, and it feels very good! There are really many tourists! Greening is very good!

A main street in front of Buckingham Palace has greenery on both sides. The whole street is also very spacious. Although it seems to have a driveway, there is almost no car. It is in the neatly arranged march of the guards. You can see the trail of the horse riding army. The pedestrian street is often the only way for the Queen's patrol. The whole road is also a good angle for many people to take photos. I like the huge green space on the south side of the road. The environment is particularly good. It is also equipped with artificial lakes.

After walking out of the hotel, I arrived at the Admiralty Arch. I suggest you take a photo in front of the gate. Remember to have the background of the entire section. You will find that the road is red and the only one in England. The road is green and parks on both sides. The road is very important because the Queen will walk here in her carriage during important festivals.

We left Buckingham Palace along Moore Avenue, known as Concierge Avenue, a veritable boulevard with Buckingham Palace at one end and the Admiralty Arch at the other. The two were not far apart and could be seen clearly. This geographical connection between the palace and the Admiralty may be reflecting the era when the powerful maritime armed forces created the British "Sunset Empire". [Remarks] Netizen comments are a bit "unreliable". It was not a shopping pedestrian street, but a pedestrian street in front of Buckingham Palace.

Moore Pedestrian Street is a famous shopping street in London, passing from Trafalgar Square to Buckingham Palace. The street is very distinctive and the shops sell a wide variety of goods. The pedestrian street is arguably one of the most prosperous streets in London, and it is still crowded after ten o'clock in the evening.