Mayfair, London

Grosvenor Square

Grosvenor Square in the heart of Mayfair is also known as Little America, as it is home to the American Embassy and a statue of Franklin D

Handel House Museum

Handel House was home to the baroque composer George Frederick Handel from 1723 until his death in 1759, where he composed some of the greatest classical music pieces ever

Bond Street

Speaker's Corner

Speaker's Corner at Hyde Park is the only place in Britain where demonstrators can assemble without prior police permission, a perennial hot favorite location for preachers and speakers of all types wanting to be heard

Bomber Command Memorial

Grosvenor House

Oxford Street

The Royal Academy of Arts

The Royal Academy hosts art exhibitions, the most visited of which is the Summer Exhibition, displaying more than 1200 new works by established and new artists selected by the academy, most of which are available for visitors to buy

Wallace Collection

The Wallace Collection is one of the world's finest private art collections housed in a magnificent Italianate mansion with 17th and 18th century furniture, porcelain, Renaissance armor and other artefacts along with the fantastic collection of paintings

Wellington Arch

The Wellington Arch is a grand neoclassical arch erected in 1826 that commemorates the victory of Wellington over Napolean