The Majestic Queen Elizabeth Gate: A Gateway to History

Getting There

• Tube

  Take the London Underground to the 'Hyde Park Corner' station on the Piccadilly Line. Once you exit the station, head south on Grosvenor Place towards the park. After a short walk, you will arrive at the entrance to Hyde Park, where the Queen Elizabeth Gate is located.

• Bus

  Catch a bus that goes to the 'Hyde Park Corner' area, such as routes 2, 38, 52, 73, or 137. Once you get off at the nearest stop, head towards Grosvenor Place and walk south to reach the entrance of Hyde Park where the Queen Elizabeth Gate is situated.

• Walking

  If you are already in the area, simply walk to the Queen Elizabeth Gate from nearby landmarks like Buckingham Palace or the Wellington Arch. From Buckingham Palace, head northwest on the Mall, then turn left onto Birdcage Walk which leads you directly to the park entrance. The Queen Elizabeth Gate is at the southwest corner of Hyde Park.

• Cycle

  If you prefer cycling, you can rent a Santander Cycle (commonly known as Boris Bikes) from one of the docking stations nearby. Cycle towards Hyde Park, and once you reach the park, look for the Queen Elizabeth Gate on the southern side of the park. There are bike racks available for parking your cycle.