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Wellington Arch, Quadriga Galleries

Location pin

Hyde Park Corner, Apsley Way, London, W1J 7JZ - 

  • Users

    Up to
    75 standing

Once an entrance to Buckingham Palace, Wellington Arch was repurposed in the 19th century to proclaim the eponymous duke’s victory at Waterloo. Since the early 20th century, it’s been crowned by Quadriga – Europe’s biggest bronze sculpture, depicting an angel of peace descending on a horse-drawn chariot of war. Now in the care of English Heritage, this landmark building offers the two floors of its Quadriga Galleries for stand-up and sit-down events at which guests can enjoy views of its Waterloo 1815 – The Battle for Peace exhibition. A pair of balconies look out across London and are a good spot for welcome drinks.

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Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 75

Dining

Dining

up to 36

Cabaret

Cabaret

up to 40

Space rules

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 1 day before the event

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Reviews

  • Md Soleyman

    March 2024

    A true testament to historical grandeur, my visit to this iconic architectural wonder was an experience to remember. Remarkably located, I was fortunate enough to witness a traditional horse cart making its way from the Hyde park to this majestic structure. The atmosphere was brimming with charm, painting a delightful picture of the past intermingling with the present. A must-see for lovers of history and architecture alike.

  • Michael Versi

    February 2024

    We had such a fantastic time here. Being a Londoner I had no idea that the arch wasn't solid and contained an incredible multi-story exhibition. The staff were lovely and keen to educate, the views and exhibitions were fantastic and insightful. For £6.80 this was a steal. Thanks to Clive for making our time memorable and the lovely couple who shared their stories of meeting the queen. Definitely worth a visit!

  • David Kirby

    January 2024

    This arch is on a roundabout near Hyde Park Not far from Aspley House, Wellingtons Home. The arch is massive with a statue on the top You can walk underneath it and look at the other statues close to it.. Probably could have a picnic in the summer on the grass ?