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踏入 3、4 月，英國終於告別漫長陰冷的冬天，迎來生機勃勃的春天！講到春天，當然少不了去賞櫻花 (Cherry Blossom)。其實在英國，絕美的賞櫻勝地多不勝數，絕對不比日本或台灣遜色。逢週末帶一家大細去行公園、野餐、影靚相，絕對是移英港人最愛的春季活動。
今日就為大家整理全英最受歡迎的櫻花打卡熱點，快點 Mark 低準備出發啦！
講到英國賞櫻，Greenwich Park 絕對是榜首！在公園內的 Ranger's House 外面，有一條被兩排密集櫻花樹包圍的直路。當櫻花盛開時，樹枝交織在一起，形成一條夢幻的「粉紅櫻花隧道」。不過這裡人氣極高，建議大家盡量在平日早上前往，避開打卡人潮。
作為倫敦最大的皇家植物園，Kew Gardens 擁有一條專屬的 "Cherry Walk"（位於 Rose Garden 後方）。這裡種植了多種不同品種的櫻花，例如吉野櫻、關山櫻等，因此整體的賞花期會比一般公園長，由 3 月中旬一直延續到 4 月底都有花睇。
如果不想走太遠，位於倫敦市中心的 Regent's Park 也是好選擇。在 Chester Road 的入口處以及 Avenue Gardens 附近，種植了大量八重櫻，開花時花瓣大而飽滿，非常適合影大頭打卡照。
這座被白金漢宮包圍的皇家公園，湖畔種植了多棵垂枝櫻花。最完美的打卡角度，是將湖水、粉紅櫻花以及遠處的「倫敦眼 (London Eye)」或白金漢宮一同攝入鏡頭，極具倫敦特色。
想拍出有英倫小鎮風味的櫻花照？一定要去 Notting Hill。特別是 Stanley Crescent 一帶，盛開的櫻花樹配搭背後色彩繽紛的維多利亞式建築（粉色、藍色屋仔），構圖絕對秒殺手機容量！
位於泰晤士河南岸的 Battersea Park 有一條非常筆直的櫻花大道 (Cherry Tree Avenue)。這裡路面平坦寬闊，櫻花樹排列得極為整齊，非常適合一家大細推住 BB 車來散步，或者在旁邊的草地鋪地蓆野餐。
位於英格蘭東北部的 The Alnwick Garden 擁有一個名為 Tai Haku Orchard 的櫻花園，這裡種植了超過 300 棵極其珍貴的「太白櫻」(Tai Haku)。與常見的粉紅櫻花不同，太白櫻的花瓣是純白色的，且花朵極大。幾百棵白櫻同時盛放，猶如白雪覆蓋，場面極度震撼！
Harrogate 是一個非常優雅的溫泉小鎮。市中心的 The Stray 擁有長達數百米的櫻花步道。每年春天，兩旁的老櫻花樹會在草地上鋪成一條粉紅色的花海地毯，是北部居民最愛的春季散步勝地。
住曼城或西北部一帶的朋友，強烈推薦去 Tatton Park！這裡除了有鹿群，最特別是裡面有一個非常正宗的 Japanese Garden (日本庭園)。春天時，日式小橋流水配上盛開的櫻花，絕對能一解大家的「鄉愁」。
在曼城市中心，位於 Canal Street 旁邊的 Sackville Gardens 是其中一個賞櫻小秘境。另外，曼城的櫻花往往散佈在住宅區的街道上，例如 Didsbury 或 Altrincham 的林蔭大道，春天一到，兩旁隨時會變成粉紅色的驚喜。
這座百年植物園除了有豐富的春季花卉外，也有專屬的日式區域。多種櫻花和木蘭花 (Magnolia) 交替盛開，非常適合慢活半天。
講到蘇格蘭賞櫻，The Meadows 絕對是無敵的存在！這座位於愛丁堡大學附近的巨大公園，有著長長林蔭大道，兩旁種滿了壯觀的櫻花樹。由於緯度較高，愛丁堡的櫻花通常會比倫敦遲一至兩星期才盛開（大約 4 月中下旬至 5 月初），草地上經常坐滿野餐的學生和家庭，氣氛極好。
趁著春暖花開，準備好地蓆和便當，約埋三五知己去感受英國最浪漫的季節啦！出發前如果要去超市買定野餐用的零食飲品，別忘了打開我們的 Costxx 購物助手 邊買邊對數，或者去 查貨助手 睇下有冇人報料有平靚正的野餐食物！
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Stepping into March and April, the UK finally bids farewell to its long, cold winter and welcomes a vibrant spring! When it comes to spring, cherry blossom viewing is an absolute must. In fact, there are countless stunning cherry blossom spots in the UK that absolutely rival those in Japan or Taiwan. Taking the family to the park for a weekend stroll, a picnic, and some beautiful photos is definitely a favourite spring activity for UK residents.
Today, we've compiled a list of the most popular cherry blossom photo spots across the UK. Bookmark them quickly and get ready to head out!
When talking about cherry blossoms in the UK, Greenwich Park absolutely tops the list! Outside the Ranger's House in the park, there is a straight path surrounded by two dense rows of cherry trees. When in full bloom, the branches intertwine to form a dreamy "pink cherry blossom tunnel." However, it's extremely popular, so we recommend going on a weekday morning to avoid the photo-taking crowds.
As London's largest royal botanical garden, Kew Gardens features a dedicated "Cherry Walk" (located behind the Rose Garden). A wide variety of cherry blossoms are planted here, such as Yoshino and Kanzan cherry trees. Therefore, the overall viewing period is longer than in regular parks, lasting from mid-March all the way to late April.
If you don't want to travel too far, Regent's Park in central London is also a great option. Near the Chester Road entrance and the Avenue Gardens, a large number of double-flowered cherry trees are planted. When they bloom, the petals are large and full, making them perfect for close-up portraits.
This royal park, surrounded by Buckingham Palace, has many weeping cherry trees planted along the lake. The most perfect angle for a photo captures the lake, the pink cherry blossoms, and the "London Eye" or Buckingham Palace in the distance, offering a uniquely London vibe.
Want to take cherry blossom photos with a British town flavour? You must visit Notting Hill. Especially around Stanley Crescent, the blooming cherry trees paired with the colourful Victorian-style houses (pink and blue facades) in the background create a composition that will absolutely eat up your phone's storage!
Located on the south bank of the River Thames, Battersea Park features a very straight Cherry Tree Avenue. The path here is flat and wide, and the cherry trees are neatly lined up, making it perfect for families pushing prams for a stroll, or for laying down a mat for a picnic on the adjacent grass.
Located in Northeast England, The Alnwick Garden boasts a cherry orchard named the Tai Haku Orchard, planting over 300 extremely precious "Tai Haku" (Great White) cherry trees. Unlike the common pink cherry blossoms, Tai Haku petals are pure white, and the flowers are exceptionally large. Hundreds of white cherry trees blooming simultaneously look like a blanket of snow—a truly spectacular sight!
Harrogate is a very elegant spa town. The Stray in the town centre features a cherry blossom promenade hundreds of metres long. Every spring, the old cherry trees on both sides carpet the grass with a pink floral blanket, making it a favourite spring walking spot for northern residents.
For friends living in Manchester or the Northwest, Tatton Park is highly recommended! Besides the deer herds, the most special feature is its highly authentic Japanese Garden. In spring, the traditional Japanese bridges and flowing water paired with blooming cherry blossoms will absolutely cure any homesickness for Japan.
In Manchester city centre, Sackville Gardens next to Canal Street is a hidden gem for cherry blossom viewing. Additionally, Manchester's cherry blossoms are often scattered along streets in residential areas, such as the tree-lined avenues of Didsbury or Altrincham. Once spring arrives, both sides of the street can suddenly turn into a delightful pink surprise.
Besides a rich variety of spring flowers, this century-old botanical garden also features a dedicated Japanese section. Various cherry blossoms and Magnolias bloom in succession, making it perfect for a relaxing half-day out.
When it comes to cherry blossoms in Scotland, The Meadows is absolutely unparalleled! This massive park near the University of Edinburgh features long tree-lined avenues packed with spectacular cherry trees on both sides. Due to the higher latitude, Edinburgh's cherry blossoms usually bloom one to two weeks later than London's (around late April to early May). The grass is often filled with picnicking students and families, creating a fantastic atmosphere.
Take advantage of the warm spring weather and blooming flowers—prepare a picnic mat and a packed lunch, and invite some friends to experience the most romantic season in the UK! If you're heading to the supermarket beforehand to buy snacks and drinks for the picnic, don't forget to open our Costxx Shopping Helper to track your spending as you shop, or check the Stock Tracker to see if anyone has reported good deals on picnic food!
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