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Marble Arch Attractions
Listed below are attractions in Marble Arch:
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John Nash designed the Marble Arch, like much else of elegance in London. It was built in 1828 as the chief entrance to Buckingham Palace, but when the Palace was extended in 1851, the Arch was moved to its current...
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Odeon Marble Arch is situated on the corner of Edgware Road and Oxford Street at the heart of London’s West End. The large cinema complex offers a multi-screen experience to the viewer, maximising their choice, comfort and value....
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Tyburn Convent is a monastery set at the very heart of the west end of London. The cloistered community of Benedictine contemplatives live a quite different life from those around them on Oxford Street and Edgware Road. The...
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Located within the headquarters of the University of the Arts, close to Oxford Street in the very centre of the city, this exceptional gallery hosts some of the most prestigious exhibitions in the area. Opened in 1993, the space...
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The Church of the Annunciation is one of the oldest places of worship in the centre of London with a long and interesting history. Situated at the heart of the capital the church is beautifully crafted from stone and...
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Built in 1905 this unusual building was designed by C. Stanley Peach, assisted by C. H. Reilly for the Westminster Electric Supply Corporation. It was to cost the Corporation £4,000 for a sixty year lease at an annual rent...
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Edgware Road begins the major thoroughfare which leads from Marble Arch in central London directly to the outskirts of North London. However, the road also presents the very best of Lebanese cuisine in London to suit all budgets. When dining...
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“The owl and the pussycat went to sea, in a beautiful pea green boat.” This is the most famous example of Edward Lear’s ‘nonsense’ poetry. Poetry was very much just a sideline for this talented painter whose works...
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The Gala Barracuda Casino offers a full range of casino games in this modern facility located at the heart of London. Within the casino players can try their luck at roulette, black jack and poker. There are also...
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Portman Square is the largest of the garden squares in Marylebone. Equalling Grosvenor Square of Mayfair in its dimensions, the square boasts approximately one hectare of garden. This prominent garden contains many mature plane trees, typical to London,...
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The Sportsman Casino is one of London’s premier casinos. Situated just a few yards away from Oxford Street and close to Marble Arch, this entertainment facility is perfectly positioned for a great night out at the heart of London’s...
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This beautiful Cathedral is located only one minute from Oxford Street and Selfridges. The building was designed by Alfred Waterhouse in 1891. Originally a congregational chapel, the building was acquired by the Catholic Church in 1967 and converted into the...
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This synagogue is hidden away in a back street not far from Marble Arch and Oxford Street at the heart of London’s west end. The building is really just a converted house that inside has been turned into a...
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