Hyde Park corner is an famous sightseeing place in London, it is surrounded by Buckingham Palace, Green Park, Hyde Park, and nearby Knightsbridge. If you are new to London and take public transportation, please remember when you hear "Hyde Park Corner" often it means bus stop, and "Hyde Park Corner Station" it means underground tube station.
Wellington Arch (or Constitution Arch) planned as a northern gate to Buckingham Palace
Statue of the Duke of Wellington, who led the victory over Napoleon at Battle of Waterloo, and served twice as British Prime Minister,
Royal Artillery Memorial
Wellington Arch
Apsley House Residence of the Dukes of Wellington, it is a referred as the Wellington Museum now
New Zealand War Memorial
Machine Gun Corps Memorial
Statue of the Duke of Wellington
Apply House, or the Wellington Museum
Decimus Burtons Ionic Scene at Hyde Park Corner (Ionic: one of three styles of Greek Architecture, other two are Corinthian and Doric)
Ionic Screen and Apsley House
Looking from Hyde Park Corner
Coffee shop
Another view of Apsley House
Back side of Decimus Burton's Ionic Screen, Decimus Burton was one of the great English architects in the 19th century, and had many great designs at Hyde Park and Regent's Park.