The Memorial Gates

The Commonwealth Memorial Gate is an extraordinary tribute to the soldiers of the British Empire in World War I and World War II, as well as Britain's contribution to the world. From Hyde Park Corner to Buckingham Palace, you can see four tall pillars.

The Monument Gate is situated on the west side of the Avenue near the entrance of the arch. There are few cars passing through this wide street and it leads directly to Buckingham Palace. The four-door building still looks very serious. When taking pictures, hunger is under control. Some security guards can feel its position as a hub of British administration.

Finding a place is very worthwhile to visit. Five-star recommendation

The gate of the monument is a very worthwhile place to visit. The whole building is very tall. It commemorates all the soldiers who died in World War II.

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