
Admiralty Arch
Admiralty Arch
London, United Kingdom
Edwardian landmark building, formerly government offices, featuring archway entrance to the Mall.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Edwardian landmark building, formerly government offices, featuring archway entrance to the Mall.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Shanz Shanz — 3 months ago
⚓ My Visit to Admiralty Arch, London
My visit to the Admiralty Arch in London was a wonderful glimpse into the city’s royal and architectural heritage. Built in 1912 by Sir Aston Webb, this grand structure was commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of Queen Victoria. The arch stands majestically between The Mall and Trafalgar Square, serving as a ceremonial gateway leading to Buckingham Palace.
The impressive design, with its three arches and detailed stonework, reflects Edwardian grandeur.
**★★★★★ Chirag Warty — a year ago
one of London’s most iconic landmarks, blending historical significance with architectural grandeur. Situated at the eastern end of The Mall, it serves as a ceremonial gateway between Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace. Commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of his mother, Queen Victoria, and completed in 1912, this grand structure is steeped in royal history.
Architectural Marvel: it is an exquisite example of Edwardian Baroque architecture. Designed by Sir Aston Webb, who also worked o
**★★★★☆ Keluarga Bontanghe — 3 years ago
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.
**★★★★☆ birding john — 3 years ago
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 every
**★★★☆☆ Sanjay Gupta — 9 months ago
well, this is one of the spot that was under renovation. ofcourse i am not that lucky to visit all places without any hiccups.
the southwest corner of Trafalgar Square into The Mall, the quintuple arched ceremonial gateway of Admiralty Arch is one of London's most famous landmarks. The Arch was built to house naval offices and residences.
Admiralty Arch, an iconic structure in London, acts as a pivotal link for both road and pedestrian traffic between The Mall and Trafalgar Square. The arch is
















