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Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner, a.k.a. Constitution Arch or (originally) the Green Park Arch, is a triumphal arch in the south of Hyde Park, central London, one of the most viewed London landmarks: in 1825 George IV planned both Wellington Arch and M
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The impressive Wellington Arch at Hyde Park Corner
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The Wellington Arch Quadriga sculpture in honor of King Edward VII, one of the major London landmarks, shows a quadriga with the angel of peace descending on the chariot of war led by a small boy, located at Hyde Park Corner amongst heavily trafficked str
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Queen Elizabeth Gate, Grand Entrance to Hyde Park Corner, consisting of a center feature of painted cast iron, and two pairs and two single unique gates of forged stainless steel and bronze – all the coloring for that gate comes from heat and natural oxid
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Hyde Park Winter Wonderland Bavarian Village bell tower
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Bavarian Village Winter Wonderland "Sweet" tower
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Bavarian Village Winter Wonderland bell tower
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Swan swimming on Serpentine Lake
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Swans with other water fowl
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White swans and sea gulls on the Serpentine
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Seagulls in flight at The Serpentine
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Bavarian Village center lamp post at Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland
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The giant Observational Wheel with 40 heated pods, offering truly spectacular views across the city with rides lasting about 15 minutes
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Christmas Pyramid at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland
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Marble Arch Station
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Variegated English holly at Hyde Park, Marble Arch Station
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Big Ben, Underground station
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The Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster, "Big Ben"
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Houses of Parliament, Palace of Westminster
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Ten minutes before sunset
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Sunset colors at 3:45 in the afternoon
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Big Ben: really big
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Each clock face was made up of 312 pieces of opal glass, and its hands were made of gun-metal and copper sheet; inscribed at each of the four clocks is “DOMINE SALVAM FAC REGINAM NOSTRAM VICTORIAM PRIMAM” Latin for ‘O Lord, keep safe our Queen Victoria th
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The London Eye
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Westminster Bridge, a road and foot traffic bridge over the River Thames in London, links Westminster on the north side and Lambeth on the south side
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The Royal Standard is used in England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and overseas
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Beautiful vintage city street lamp at dusk, Westminster Bridge
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Lamp post detail: intriguing London views fill your eyes at every turn
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Ornate lamppost at dusk
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Decorative lamp post on Westminster Bridge at dusk with the backdrop of the Houses of Parliament & Big Ben
