The much-criticised Marble Arch Mound described as ‘London’s worst attraction’ is closing this weekend. The 25-metre high artificial hill, which sits at the corner of Hyde Park and Park Lane, will no ...

The Marble Arch was designed by John Nash back in 1828, and it once marked the corner of Hyde Park. All that changed in the 1960s when new roads were added.

A 25-metre-tall hill in London's Hyde Park that cost £2m to build has opened to the public for up to £8 a ticket. The Marble Arch Mound, commissioned by Westminster City Council and located on ...

For attentive service and modern accommodations, travelers recommend staying at The Marble Arch by Montcalm London. This boutique property – which sits in London 's Marylebone neighborhood near ...

London’s Marble Arch Mound shows that pop-up parks should be driven by community—not financial—interests. The Marble Arch Mound has been dubbed the “worst attraction” in London.

Finally there's a queue! Last minute visitors head to Marble Arch mound as London attraction described as 'so bad it was good' prepares to CLOSE today and mock petition launched to save it gains ...

Overlooking London’s famous Hyde Park and the western entrance to Oxford Street, which includes the eponymous Marble Arch monument and is anchored by Selfridges, the project promised a landmark ...

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London’s troubled tourist attraction Marble Arch Mound will remain free indefinitely, it’s been announced. Westminster City Council scrapped the £6.50 entry fee for August after criticism ...

THE Marble Arch Mound, which was called “London’s worst tourist attraction” will be free to the public for good after a disastrous opening. Originally meant to cost between £4.50 and £8 to ...