Go BackAs a city so steep in history, London has its fair share of monuments and memorials.
- Albert Memorial
Monument in Kensington Gardens, directly north of Royal Albert Hall. - Cenotaph
Monument at Whitehall, erected to honour those who died in wars, whose remains lie elsewhere. - Cleopatra's Needle
Obelisk at Victoria Embankment.
- Crimean War Memorial
Monument on Waterloo Place - Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain
Monument on Hyde Park. - Marble Arch
Arch near Speakers' Corner designed by John Nash in 1828. - Monument to the Gurkha Soldier
Monument at the junction of Whitehall Court with Horse Guards Avenue. - Monument to the Great Fire of London
Doric column in the City of London commemorating the fire that destroyed the medieval heart of London. - Nelson's Column
Monument in Trafalgar Square commemorating the death of Lord Nelson in the Battle of Trafalgar. - Royal Tank Regiment Memorial
Monument at the junction of Whitehall Place and Whitehall Court. - Statue of the Duke of Devonshire
Statue at the junction of Whitehall with Horse Guards Avenue. - Victoria Memorial
Memorial at the centre of Queen's Garden, in front of Buckingham Palace.
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