Hyde Park Corner is a busy intersection and traffic island located between the rear of Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park. It features the Wellington Arch, one part of Green Park situated across Constitution Hill from Buckingham Palace, but now isolated on a traffic island. Beyond Hyde Park Corner from the Palace is the formal entrance to Hyde Park and Apsley House (aka Number One, London), the former home of the Duke of Wellington.
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- The most notable of these is the massive Wellington Arch — not to be confused with Marble Arch which is at the northeast corner of Hyde Park as opposed to...
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- of the 'artistic ignorance of the English'.[7] Architectural historian Guy Williams writes that "[the] arch at Hyde Park Corner is a visible reminder of one of the fiercest...
- Hyde Park Corner is at the south-east corner of the park and is a major road intersection, the junction of Park Lane, Knightsbridge, Piccadilly, Grosvenor Place and...
- ] Hyde Park Corner is a busy intersection and traffic island located between the rear of Buckingham Palace and Hyde Park.
- 'hyde park corner. go and tell mr. churchill and queen mary.' -queen mary dediği (bkz: ana kraliçe)-. saraydan 10 downing street'e bu mesaj gitmiş...
- Upon finding out about the King's death, Winston Churchill simply instructs people to "say 'Hyde Park Corner'. [They'll] know what it means."
- There are two more recent memorials on Hyde Park Corner that commemorate the bonds between Great Britain and two of its former territories.
- Why significant memorials are placed on a busy, noisy and dangerous traffic island intersection defeats me. Hyde Park Corner is an exciting place to drive...
