City Venues Andaz Armourers' Hall Bar 242 The Brewery Butchers' Hall Cicada The Energy Clinic Errol Street EC1 Glaziers Hall The George Inn Grocers Hall Hop Cellars The Little Ship Club Museum in Docklands The Old Bank of England One Lombard Street Prism Royal Society of Arts Savoy Place Shakespeare’s Globe Skinkers St Paul’s Crypt Sunborn Yacht Hotel Temple Bar (St Paul’s) Vintners' Hall The Zetter West End 195 Piccadilly 30 Pavilon Road Browns Courtrooms The Cadogan Hotel Café Royal The Cumberland Kensington Close Hotel Kensington Palace La Fromagerie The Lanesborough Mosimann’s Club Motcombs Private Townhouse One Birdcage Walk One Aldwych Park Street Pasley Tyler Royal Society of Arts The Sanderson Hotel The Soho Hotel Somerset House The Stafford Hotel The Trafalgar Hotel & Rockwell Bar Wellington Arch Zafferano

Andaz Barber & Surgeons' Hall The Brewery Butchers' Hall Café Royal CBI Conference Centre The Cumberland Grocers Hall Harvey Nichols 5th Floor The Hatton – ETC Venues Kensington Close Hotel Kensington Palace The Mermaid Conference and Events Centre Prospero House – ETC Venues Royal Society of Arts Savoy Place Shakespeare’s Globe Somerset House St Paul’s Crypt The Trafalgar Hotel & Rockwell Bar Vintners' Hall

195 Piccadilly Andaz The Brewery The Bridge SE1 Butchers' Hall Café Royal The Cumberland Kensington Close Hotel Kensington Palace Savoy Place Shakespeare’s Globe Somerset House The Trafalgar Hotel & Rockwell Bar The Undercroft Vintners' Hall

Waddesdon Manor Old Luxters Denbies Vineyard at Stockcross

Wellington Arch
Hyde Park Corner
London
W1J 7JZ

Majestic stone arch designed as an entrance to Buckingham Palace Commissioned by George IV, this splendid London landmark was designed in 1825 by the architect Decimus Burton.

Its fascinating history includes a spell as home to London's smallest police station. Enjoy three floors of exhibits detailing London's best known statues and memorials. Or you can simply gaze over the spectacular views of the surrounding Royal Parks and London skyline offered by the viewing platforms under the sculpture.

Wellington Arch