Green Park, in the City of Westminster, is an urban park in central London originally established as Upper St James's Park by King Charles II to allow him to be able to travel from Hyde Park to St James's without leaving royal soil. - AsNotedIn
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| Devonshire House Gates To Green Park And Gatepiers (Opposite To Number 90 Piccadilly) |
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Piccadilly W1 |
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| Equestrian Statue of the Duke of Wellington, London |
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| Hyde Park Corner | ||
| Royal Artillery Memorial, Hyde Park Corner |
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| Terraces And Ornamental Walls Of Bridgewater House On Green Park Side |
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| Wellington Arch, London |
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| Open space Type | Urban Park |
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