Kyoto Garden Review

I've been there for the first time last year and I was blown away at how stunning it is. it's a beautiful gem in London 💖⭐

Stunning design of the Kyoto Garden within Holland Park, the waterfall and the pond look beautiful with the colourful trees around. And you also have a very high chance of spotting peacocks right outside Kyoto Garden inside Holland Park

The Kyoto Garden is a Japanese garden located within Holland Park in London. The garden was created in 1991 by the Kyoto City Government as a gift to the people of London, and is designed to reflect the beauty and tranquility of traditional Japanese gardens.The garden is known for its peaceful and serene atmosphere, and is a popular destination for visitors who are looking to relax and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. The garden is home to a variety of plants, including bamboo, cherry blossoms, and maples, as well as a pond filled with koi fish. It is also a popular spot for meditation and contemplation.Overall, the Kyoto Garden is generally well-regarded by visitors and is considered a beautiful and peaceful place to spend time. Many people enjoy the garden for its tranquil atmosphere and the opportunity to experience a bit of Japanese culture in the heart of London.

As a theme garden in Holland Park, the Kyoto Garden has a waterfall that flows to a lake with lots of koi. Surrounded by bonsai plants and Japanese sculptures, peacocks stroll around. As peaceful as you would expect in the Japanese garden.

Holland Park itself is well worth a visit, but for us the most attractive is the Kyoto Gardens located in Holland Park. It is a very peaceful and wonderful place where you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and come here for a sit.