Marble Arch - London
Overview
At the western end of Oxford Street in London, England, Marble Arch is a white Carrara marble monument near Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park. In 1828, John Nash designed the Marble Arch based on the triumphal arch of Constantine in Rome as the chief entrance to Buckingham Palace. But the Arch was moved to its current site as an entrance to Hyde Park when the Palace was extended in 1851. Only senior members of the royal family, the King’s Troop and the Royal Horse Artillery are allowed to ride or drive through the Arch by tradition.

Accommodation
Marble Arch hotels will make your stay in the city highly endearing. It offers all kinds of hotels to suit every kind of travelers. Marble Arch Inn perfect location, quality service and friendly atmosphere are worth every penny. Montcalm Hotel is ideal for both business and leisure travelers alike. The facilities at the hotel have been tailor made to suit business and leisure travelers. Its low allergen bedroom has been designed for asthma suffering guests.

Shopping
When you are in Marble Arch, you can explore the place by visiting its shopping centers. You can buy things for your loved ones at home. Sharon Cunningham is well known for having best gown in the world. Selfridges is department store where you can shop for high quality goods. You can gift yourself a sweet smelling fragrance from Penhaligon’s. You can also buy soaps, candles, and shaving equipment.

Food
Enjoy the experience of eating out in Marble Arch restaurants. Explore the Marble Arch restaurants by trying out variety of cuisines. Chai Pani is a nice place to relish Indian cuisines. The Rajasthani cuisines and a set meal thali are highly recommended. The Crescent Restaurant serves international cuisines including authentic Japanese breakfast of grilled salmon and miso soup. If you are craving for Pan-Asian cuisines, Taman Gang is the place to be.