- St James’s Park is one of the oldest parks with royal status in London. ... The area got its name from a hospital for lepers dedicated to Saint James the Less.
- The area where St. James’s Park lies today was actually once the site of a lepers hospital for women, which was dedicated to James The Less (hence the name).
- The origins of St. James’s Park go back to the beginning of the 16th century when King Henry VIII married Anne Boleyn, his second wife, in 1533.
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- The closest Tube station to St James’s Park is St James’s Park (District and Circle lines), which is a five-minute walk away.
- The story of St James’s Park begins in the 16th century, when King Henry VIII acquired an area of marshland bordering York Place (seized from Cardinal Wolsey)...
- Named after James the Less, one of Christ’s Twelve Apostles, St James’s Park is the oldest of the 8 Royal Parks in London.
- ...o caddenin hemen yanında fortnum and mason 'un üzerinde bulunduğu green park'a giden caddeyi de aklında tut, st james'den sonra o parkı da ziyaret etmek...
- One of London’s eight Royal Parks, St. James’s Park is a verdant jewel located right in the center of town.
- Rather than being named after a king or something equally as grand, the park's moniker comes from a leper hospital which stands roughly where St James's...