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Marble Arch is the large marble arch that stands in the centre of a roundabout at the junction of Oxford Street, Bayswater Road and Park Lane. It was constructed in the Regecy period and was created as an entrance to Buckingham Palace. The marble archway was designed by John Nash who gained inspiration from the Constantine Arch in Rome, (most visitors think it is bigger than it is!).
Underground: Central Line
Bus Routes: 2, 8, 9, 10, 14, 16, 36, 73, 74
| | Connections for Bayswater and Westbourne: Tube and bus connections in the Bayswater Area to the rest of London are excellent. With buses a good number to remember is 15, this will take you round the major tourist attractions at a much cheaper price than an official sight seeing tour! Paddington Station is virtually on the doorstep with a direct rail link, 'The Heathrow Express' arriving every 15 minutes from the airport.
Travel essentials for London
| Continent | Country | Telephone Code | Electricity | Currency |
| Europe | England, UK | +44(0)20 | 240V | Pound Sterling (GBP) |
| Related Categories- Bayswater Road
- Marble Arch
- Notting Hill
- Oxford Street
- Portobello Road and Market
- Speakers Corner
- The Notting Hill Carnival
- Whiteley's Shopping Centre
-  London guide
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