Marble Arch Hill connects to one of Europe’s busiest shopping streets. MVRDV’s design introduces a "park-like landscape of grass and trees, and lifts this corner of Hyde Park to create a 25 ...

Marble Arch (pictured above) is the one without the decoration on top and is sited on the north-east corner of Hyde Park (Speaker’s Corner), which is near the junction of Oxford Street and ...

Marble Arch: the end of Oxford Street you only ... shifted from Buckingham Palace to the top right hand corner of Hyde Park in 1851. Thomas Cubitt added rooms, one of which was used by the Met ...

"Marble Arch once marked the corner of Hyde Park, but in the 1960s new roads were added that turned the arch into a traffic island, disconnected from the rest of the park. MVRDV's design ...

The 25m high man-made hill, which sits at the corner of Hyde Park and Park Lane will ... was erected beside the iconic Marble Arch monument and was covered with grass and young trees.

Several bus lines service the area. The closest Tube stops for Hyde Park are Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner, while Lancaster Gate and Queensway will put you by Kensington Gardens. To find out ...