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Wellington Arch
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A magnificent processional arch designed by architect Decimus Burton for Gorge IV to act as a gateway to Buckingham Palace. The arch was moved to its present location opposite the entrance to Hyde Park in 1882. A huge statue of the Duke of Wellington originally stood atop the arch, but this was later removed and the current statue representing the angel of peace riding a chariot put in its place. Visitors can ascend to a viewing platform atop the arch - good for viewing the Horse Guards as they pass in procession through the arch each day - and view exhibits on the building of the Arch and on London's famous Blue Plaques.
Hyde Park Corner,
London,
Greater London,
England, W1J 7JZ
About Wellington Arch
Attraction Type: Historic Property
Website: Wellington Arch
Phone: 020 7930 2726
English Heritage
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OS TQ285 798
Photo Credit: David Ross and Britain Express
Heritage Rating: ?
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Britain and London Visitor Centre
1 Regent Street
Piccadilly Circus
London
Greater London
England
SW1Y 4XT
Tel: Personal visitors only
Fax: 020 7808 3801
Email: blvcinfo@visitbritain.org
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