Wellington Arch

Behold, the magnificent Wellington Arch, an emblem of London's rich history and grandeur. Erected between 1825-27, this majestic monument was initially conceived as a grand entryway to Buckingham Palace. Eventually, it morphed into a victory arch, celebrating Wellington's triumphant defeat of Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. The interior of Wellington Arch houses a series of temporary exhibitions, which invite you to delve into various aspects of British history, culture, and heritage. For those willing to climb the arch's steps, a reward awaits at the top in the form of stunning panoramic views of London's landmarks. Gaze upon Buckingham Palace, The Mall, and the lush greenery of Hyde Park from this elevated vantage point. And if you're lucky, you might just catch the Household Cavalry on horseback, marking their way to the Changing of the Guard Ceremony.

* Entry to Wellington Arch * Temporary Exhibitions * View into the Queen's back garden from the balcony of the Wellington Arch Does not include: * Food & Drinks

Please check opening times as they may vary. Children under 5 go free. Show mobile tickets upon arrival. There are no accessible toilets in the venue.