***Where am I now?*** (game) (2)

The outcrop looks artificial to me (huge overhang).

Is it in a zoo?

St. James's Park?

That was easy (everyone concurs). My gut feeling was exactly as you all have mentioned.
Onward we go....

So as not to disappoint Tom, I have to ask - is this in the US?

Longleat?

selwonk wrote in post #4870402
St. James's Park?

DING DING.

Yes, this is St. James's Park, in central London. Well done selwonk for guessing it so quickly!

Pelicans have been resident in St. James's Park since 1664, when the Russian Ambassador presented some to King Charles II as a gift. Sadly they don't breed there - a matter debated in the House Of Lords with characteristic humour - so presumably new pelicans have to be introduced from time to time. But they don't seem to stray, despite not being confined. Maybe they just like it there. Certainly they appear to have plenty of food!!

Your turn, selwonk.

There aren't many places in the UK with pelicans I don't think - and that's the first one I could think of

The last WAIN was w-a-y too easy so hopefully this will be a bit trickier:

Hmmm. Olive trees and terraces. That definitely says Mediterranean to me. Maybe Greece?

EDIT: Just realised this was my 4000th post on POTN! Time to send some more money to Pekka....

Malta?

Egypt?

Is the gray building a home to someone famous?

I think I agree with Stewart - it's almost certainly somewhere Mediterranean.

The gray building is interesting. I'm thinking it's either a mansion to some well off $$$ star or political person. OR it almost looks like a prision. I can't tell if there are covers/bars over the windows, but just the style has a commercial/institution​al look about it. It doesn't make sense to build a prision on a hilltop surrounded by residential neighbors, and the site isn't very big, so it's probably not a prision. Now that I've talked myself in a circle, I'll guess:
Roy's summer get away cottage in SPAIN?

Ooooh... let's all go visit Roy's summer cottage!!

You couldn't afford it!