Mon, 18 June 2007  This is the second the third parts of the 4 part walk. We start at Hyde Park Corner (Piccadilly Line Zone 1) and cross through the Wellington Arch to stand by the Mogul-style Memorial Gate at the top of Constitution Hill. This gate, opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 2002, commemorates the soldiers from the Indian Sub Continent and from Africa and the Caribbean who served in war.
Ignore the signpost - it points in the wrong direction and follow my instructions through The Green Park and down to Buckingham Palace. From there we walk down The Mall past St James Palace and Clarence House before walking around St James Park. There is an opportunity to visit the Churchill Museum and the Cabinet War Rooms before continuing around the lake back to Buckingham Palace. Here we can visit the Royal Mews or admire the Queen's Gallery, or maybe see the Changing of the Guard (daily at 11.30am). The walk finishes at Hyde Park Corner, where it continues back to Kensington Palace. Here are the maps in PDF for you to download if you wish: This part of the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Walk starts and finishes at Hyde Park Corner Underground (Piccadilly Line Zone 1). There are also several bus routes that converge on Hyde Park Corner - check the Transport for London journey planner for details. Comments[0] |
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