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triumphal archLondon, England
Admiralty Arch
Grade I listed buildingBuilt 1911
Typetriumphal archNeoclassical
Built1911by Aston Webb
Best monthsMay–Jun · Sepweather in London
51.51° N, 0.13° WUTC+1 · British Summer Time
Standing for115 years
built 1911today 2026
When to goLondon · weather score
Best timeMay–Jun · Sep
October: high / low16° / 9°
iAbout
Admiralty Arch in brief
Admiralty Arch is a triumphal arch in London, England, United Kingdom.
It holds the designation Grade I listed building.
The triumphal arch dates from 1911, was designed by Aston Webb and is built in the Neoclassical style.
For a visit, the weather in London is best in May, June and September; in October afternoons average 16°.
iiLocation
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River Lea
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Serpentine
Lake · 17 m
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10 Downing Street
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