My Miss took the pictures when I drove by here! She was excited when first time seeing the polices with horses on the road.

Leading from the southwest corner of Trafalgar Square into the Mall is Admiralty Arch, commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of his mother Queen Victoria. It was designed by Sir Aston Webb (who also worked on Buckingham Palace and the Victoria and Albert Museum) and was completed in 1911. The Admiralty Arch, which takes its name from the nearby Royal Navy Headquarters. It was originally used as the offices and residences for the Sea Lords, leaders of the Royal Navy. Today it is home to several British government offices. The traffic does not pass through the massive central arch - that is only opened for state occasions.

Former government building now a hotel. It is a landmark building providing road and pedestrian access between The Mall and Trafalgar Square

Sadly I got only little time to see this great place. It is trully a sight to see a majestic gate of the main road going to Buckingham palace. Beside this place, you can go to other attractive places around here: Big Ben, Buckingham palace, Westminster building, several monuments, etc. Recommended place to see for tourist in London.

So stunning and with so so many stunning buildings around - it’s probably not appreciated like it should be

Beautiful building & wonderful experience.

Lots of history here so it was such a wonderful feeling to pass under this arch many times last year! It connects Trafalgar Square to The Mall and Buckingham Palace. Traffic on the roads can get busy around this area, but being on foot is always no issue. Nice for photo taking. Good memories!

Visited just prior to the State Funeral. The atmosphere was friendly, respectful and thoughtful. Many people there to soak in the atmosphere and leave floral tributes. We know how to deliver the big occasions however there was a small glitch with the flow of people, being told to cross the road to head to the Palace, then being told it was one way, and the road closed so you couldn't cross back again. Frustrating but these things happen and everyone dealt with it in good humour. Thanks to everyone on duty to make things easier for the general public, can't have been easy!

It's a must place to visit for the tourists or just anyone who would like to enjoy the city walks in London. Personally, just visited for Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations and it was a perfect spot to enjoy to watch a Fly Pass on the day. Be aware it is usually busy on special occasions and road is now closed off for public vehicles. It is pedestrians and cyclists route only now.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and clean (Original) Sehr schön und sauber

Beautif and great architecture The joy of life comes from our encounters with new experiences, so it was an amazing place to see , london has great architectures and its one of them had a walk through it good place to be visited i love being here i wish i can visit there again , im my life

A beautiful structure that combines the features of a triumphal arch and office buildings. Well, it used to be office buildings until it was sold and will be converted into a Waldorf hotel. At the moment, much of the building is undergoing refurbishment while the hotel conversion takes place. Will be lovely again when it's complete. Pity I can't afford to stay, the sights of The Mall and Trafalgar Square would be amazing.

Not exactly a must-see landmark, but it offers a very cool atmosphere driving/walking through either eastwards to the Mall or westwards to Trafalgar Square. It nicely matches the nearby architecture and so keeps the area stylish and aesthetic. Take a close peek at some of the sculptures and for one of the seven London Noses

Visited during the coronation in May. It’s one of the must-see spots in London.

(Translated by Google) It has a great view. Must be seen. (Original) Harika bir görünümü var. Mutlaka görülmeli.

Admiralty Arch stands as a regal sentinel at the entrance to London's historic ceremonial route, The Mall. Its grandeur and architectural splendor make it a must-see landmark. The intricate details of the arch, adorned with sculptures and majestic facades, showcase the city's rich history. The location provides a captivating view of Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar Square. Whether you're a history buff, architecture enthusiast, or just a tourist seeking London's charm, Admiralty Arch is an absolute gem. The combination of its imposing presence and strategic location makes it a quintessential part of any London itinerary. Don't miss the chance to capture its beauty and immerse yourself in the allure of this iconic structure.

A historical landmark in London that serves as a ceremonial entrance from Trafalgar Square to The Mall and heading directly to the Buckingham Palace. It plays an important role during processions of different occasions. The central archway are used by the royals only.

Went there yesterday even though is raining just enjoy my first time going out Walk to Buckingham palace there doing some construction there look like a stadium, at James park went back to the bridge it's been a year now

Very beautiful thing in London must visit, Locate on the western side of Trafalgar Square at the entrance to The Mall. The closest underground station is Charing Cross.

The entrance to The Mall ahead to Buckingham Palace. I think this building is now being refurbished and converted to luxury hotel.

Once in a lifetime you have to get under the Admiral Arch and walk towards Buckingham Palace through The Mall

Very beautiful very nice

(Translated by Google) Impressive arch that is at the end of the pall mall if you are walking from buckingham palace. It ends at trafalgar square and for a good walk it is a very good option. (Original) Impresionante arco que se encuentra al final del pall mall si vienes andando desde el palacio de buckingham. Desemboca en trafalgar square y para dar un buen paseo es muy buena opción.

The arch was designed by Aston Webb, who also designed the Victoria Memorial and the new façade of Buckingham Palace at the other end of the Mall. Admiralty Arch was constructed by John Mowlem & Co and completed in 1912. It adjoins the Old Admiralty Building, hence the name.

Really beautiful to see up close but difficult to photograph from any angle as there are roads that pass through it, and it is surrounded by other buildings. Don't miss it if you're at Trafalgar square, and you can put it on your walking tour route if you're coming from Big Ben or Buckingham palace.

Wonderful and Iconic architecture of English..

A beautiful London landmark. When I visited there were quite a lot of diversions and you could not walk near to the arch because of events going on but it is still interesting to see this impressive structure.

Admiralty Arch is one of London's most famous landmarks. The Arch was built to house naval offices and residences. Admiralty Arch was designed in 1910 by Sir Aston Webb (who also worked on Buckingham Palace and the Victoria and Albert Museum) to provide an elegant ceremonial passage from the hectic Trafalgar Square towards Buckingham Palace.

Just beautiful. Sold to be 4 apartments and a Waldorf Astoria hotel, so there seems to be a bit of zig zag when walking around it. It will certainly be a special place to stay considering your just down the mall from Buckingham Palace and just out the door is Trafalgar Square.

One of those places that is recognised from far and had to add it to my list of things to see so stopped by to get a photo shame there was works going on so couldn't enjoy it all but still enjoyed seeing it.

From Trafalgar Square you can see a hatful of iconic sights and this is one of them. Plenty of places nearby to take the weight off your feet and settle down to watch the world go by. And, given all the accents I heard, it really is the world! A very atmospheric example of English architecture.

Londonnat its finest

Amazing architecture overlooking the Mall.

A charming old world atmosphere...in a rustic garden setting!

This serves as the gateway from Trafalgar square to the Mall that leads to Buckingham Palace. It was erected by Edward VII in a tribute to his mother, Queen Victoria, and was completed in 1912. It incorporated the old Admiralty building, hence the name. The centre arch is reserved for royalty in formal processions. It was designed by Aston Webb, who also designed the facade of Buckingham Palace. It has been sold by the government and is rumored that it is being converted into a Waldorf Astoria hotel.

A historic landmark and beautiful three-arch arch providing pedestrian and vehicular connections between Trafalgar Square and the shopping center and Buckingham Palace in London.

The admiralty Arch is definitely something to go check out if in London, England

Looks simply stunning on a beautiful sunny day. No entry fee. Better with flag decorations.

Gorgeous arch and actually a private residence as well.

The old heart of the British Empire

(Translated by Google) Iconic arch that stands in Trafalgar Square. (Original) Icónico arco que se sitúa en Trafalgar Square.

Good Places 👍

It's been for over a year already a vast building site with much noise and much activity. It's turning into a Waldorf Astoria hotel in due course, with £12,000,000 penthouse flats atop it. It's constantly covered with the only change being what size is covered, how largeand the impediment construction causes to the greatly reduced road traffic and when. Cycling? Forget it!

Worked here for Queens Platinum Jubilee

I still remember the day i spotted people climbing through the window and i help the eviction process that got under , was one my highlights in life working as security as DFID

famous place easy to walk from buckingham palace to here

Fantastic Walking underneath those beautiful arches fantastic

Great bit of architecture. The detail is phenomenal. It curves on both sides of the arch.

It's alright. Pretty cool, and historical.

(Translated by Google) This building, one of England's landmarks, caught my attention. In Turkish, we can call it Admirality Jewelry or Belt. I reached Trafalgar Square by walking from the famous The Mall street from Buckingham Palace where the parades were held and passing under this building. Aston Webb is the architect of this building, which was built by King Edward 7 in memory of his mother, Queen Victoria. The completion date of the construction is 1912. The Admiralty Jewelry, which is one of the protected historical buildings of the kingdom, was used by the Naval Command in the past and was also the mansion of the chief admiral. And this building was leased to the Waldorf Astoria hotel chain in 2012 for £ 60 million for 125 years. One of the noses known as the London Capes, which was installed by artist Rick Buckley in 1997, is located here on the inside wall of the Takin. (Original) İngiltere'nin simge yapılarından biri olan bu bina çok dikkatimi çekmişti. Türkçe'de buna Amirallık Takı veya Kemeri diyebiliriz. Buckingham Sarayı'ndan gelen, resmi tören geçitlerininin yapıldığı ünlü The Mall caddesinden yürüyerek ve bu binanın altından geçerek Trafalgar Meydanı'na ulaşmıştım. Kral 7.Edward'ın annesi Kraliçe Victoria anısına yaptırdığı bu binanın mimarı Aston Webb'tir. İnşaatın bitiş tarihi 1912'dir. Krallığın koruma altındaki tarihi yapılarından biri olan Amirallik Takı eskiden Deniz Komutanlığı tarafından kullanılmış ve baş amiralin konağı da olmuştur.2011 yılına dek devletin büroları burada bulunmaktaymış. Ve bu bina 2012 yılında Waldorf Astoria oteller zincirine 60 milyon pound karşılığında 125 yıllığına kiralanmıştır. 1997'de sanatçı Rick Buckley'in yerleştirdiği, Londra Burunları olarak bilinen, burunlardan biri de burada, Takın iç duvarında bulunmaktadır.

Very nice monument with terrific details and history comes on with the British flag flying over the top very nice scene actually

impressive place with something special to discover, in central arch

Wonderful structure. Serves as the entry/exit to a broad path adjacent to St James park with Buckingham palace in the other end.

Gorgeous arch. The architecture is beautiful. A must see if you’re in london

Only reviewing the look of the arch from the street. Didn't even realize there were tickets I could have purchased to go in.

Someone said they’re turning it into a hotel. I sincerely hope not!

Definitely worth a visit if you are a lover of history and monuments. One of the landmark buildings in London near Trafalgar square. If you want to enjoy this monument at the fullest, go there during royal ceremonies and international occasions and take some breathtaking photos for your livelong memories.

This beautiful arch sits on the Trafalgar Square and leads to The Mall

Amazing place, very nice!

Buckingham's Gate 😆😆

COOL(^^)/

(Translated by Google) Cute (Original) Lindo

Iconic and historical landmark on The Mall leading up to Buckinham Palace

We were there to people-watch during the 2012 Olympics. This picture captured the helpful joyful essence of the Londoners!

(Translated by Google) One of the most architecturally beautiful corners of Trafalgar Square. One of the architecturally most beautiful corners of Trafalgar Square. (Original) Eine der architektonisch schönsten Ecken des Trafalgar Square. One of the architecturally most beautiful corners of Trafalgar Square.

Very popular amazing place . Strongly recommended 👍👍

(Translated by Google) Pretty bow. (Original) Arco bonito.

I work at refurbishment of the building

Well done for Rafa!!

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful place. (Original) Un très bel endroit.

Unlike most major arches around London this one is integrated into the building and The Mall.

Pretty cool but not really worth checking out.....

Super photon opportunity

(Translated by Google) Simply amazing (Original) Simplemente impresionante

Lovely Architectrure. London rules!

It's pity that the arch is under renovation.

Definitely one to see if visiting London

(Translated by Google) Adding a 25×25 pool...2023~2044 Wang Britain (Original) 加建25×25的水池……2023~2044旺英國

Great place to visit amazing architecture, Wonderful 👍

Near Buckingham Palace

This street leads to the Buckingham palace. Every day the palace's guards make a demonstration at the street.

I have never seen this place without barriers in years and still do not understand why, iconic

An impressive archway. Looks inviting from a distance. I think I'll walk through it!