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By: Keith J. ValentineYou’ve probably heard of Niagara Falls but how much do you really know about it? You will learn about twenty trivia facts about the Falls. You will discover the answers to these questions and more – How tall is it? How deep is it? How high is it? What does it comprise of? Who owns it? How much does it erode? How much water flows over it? Where is it? What’s gone over it?

Here are some interesting facts about Niagara Falls, mostly taken from Metromap Publication’s Street Map Guide to the Regional Municipality of Niagara:

1. The Falls at Niagara cannot claim to be the highest or the widest in the world, or even to have the greatest flow of water. The Iguazu Falls on the Paraguay-Brazil-Argentina borders surpass Niagara Falls on all three counts. But Niagara’s are the world’s most popular.

2. From the water level to the crest, the American Falls are 182 feet high, the Horseshoe 176 feet high.

3. Ten percent of the water flows over the American and Luna Falls, 90% over the Horseshoe Falls.

4. There are actually three Falls: American (Rainbow), Luna (Bridal Veil) and Horseshoe.

5. The U.S. owns all, or part, of all three, while most of the Horseshoe Falls belong to Canada. Niagara Falls is located 23 miles northwest of Buffalo, New York and 79 miles southeast of Toronto, Ontario.

6. Today 50% of the Niagara River never makes it to the Falls: it is diverted for power. This percentage increases to 75% at night and in the winter months.

7. The Falls have eroded an average of 3.78 feet/year since 1842. Since the beginning there has always been a large spread of water on the approach to the Falls.

8. The Niagara River is not a river it is a strait.

9. One and a half million gallons of water flow through the Niagara River every second, or one cubic mile every week.

10. The Falls have taken 12,000 years to erode the seven miles from Queenston Heights, where they began, to their present position. But the Falls separated around Goat Island only 600 years ago.

11. The Niagara River drains 255,000 square miles of mid-continental North America.

12. With power requirements and anti-erosion measures, erosion has been reduced to less than one foot a year.

13. The whirlpool is 126 feet deep at the water level. The water spins around in a counterclockwise direction.

14. The water depth of the lower rapids is 45 – 60 feet, with currents of up to 30 m.p.h.

15. The drop from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario is 330 feet depending on seasonal water levels.

16. Seven people have gone of the Horseshoe Falls in a barrel. Four lived, three died.

17. Only two living things have been seen to go over the Falls safely without special protection – a dog over the American Falls in the 1800’s and a boy over the Horseshoe Falls in 1960.

18. Five large boats and innumerable small ones have gone over the Falls, many with people in them.

19. A free swimmer has never conquered the lower rapids.

20. Before his death in 1942, the famous Red Hill saved 28 people from death over the Falls and salvaged 149 bodies of those that didn’t make it. He accumulated more lifesaving medals than anyone else in the world.

As you can see, many facts have been compiled about Niagara Falls over the years but at least you probably now know considerably more than you did before about this amazing spectacle. You can either tell others that are planning to visit the Falls what you have learned, or you can plan to see it yourself now that you are an expert on the subject!

Keith J. Valentine has been traveling throughout the UK, Europe and North America for years. For more on travel, tips and a free e-zine, please visit 101 Easy Articles at http://www.EasyArticles4u.com 

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Keith J. Valentine has been traveling throughout the UK, Europe and North America for years. For more on travel, tips and a free e-zine, please visit 101 Easy Articles at http://www.EasyArticles4u.com

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By: Cruise HolidaysThere are so many reasons why you should go on Caribbean cruises. With amazing dining choices, comfortable and spacious accommodations, never-ending onboard activities and many other fun and adventurous programs at every port stop, Caribbean cruises are all and more of what one hears they are.

Cruises are fast growing in popularity and are gradually gaining customer satisfaction ratings that are putting it right on top of the travel industry. With experiences designed to delight and enthral everyone, Caribbean cruise are luxurious in every aspect of the word.

So what does one expect on Cruises from Royal Caribbean? Known for providing an excellent level of gourmet cuisine, personal service, accommodation and amenities, Caribbean cruises usually ensure that the customer has an unforgettable experience. With activities like shopping, exhibitions, casinos and more, there is something for everyone to do.

The best part of cruises by Royal Caribbean is that they are all inclusive. This means that everything from food, accommodation, entertainment and site-seeing is included in the schedule. Cruise ships have in house sports and leisure facilities like pools, gyms and spas. Cruises always include a specific number of shore excursions that lets you experience the history and culture of various ports. Barbados is one of the main stops in Caribbean cruises where people can discover the history of how islanders started and sustained the business of Sugar in the eighteenth century.

Cruises by Royal Caribbean from Ireland normally start at $500 and go up to $3600 depending on the suite chosen, the type of cruise chosen and the number of days. Cruises Royal Caribbean from Ireland are not available all year round and you have to check the availability before booking. Most popular cruising months are from July to October. 

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By: andrew.regan.2006@googlemail.comHoneymoons are a trip of a lifetime for many, so why not make it just that. Throw away the traditional Caribbean and Indian Ocean brochures and take your new spouse on a romantic adventure you’ll both never forget.

January is a perfect time to visit ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden. As the name suggests this place is made almost entirely of ice and snow and lets you view the magical northern lights from the comfort of your bed. Your days can be spent enjoying the stunning surrounding area where skiing and snowmobiling will get your adrenaline pumping.

Next is another cold one, but it’s worth braving the icy conditions. For the more adventurous honeymooners a trip to the Antarctic Peninsula takes some beating. As you can imagine, there are no hotels in Antarctica so you stay on the ship that will take you from Argentina to one of the most beautiful frozen wildernesses on the planet. This trip is something not many people in the world can say they have done, so it’s well worth the extra effort.

Escape to the warmer climes of Northern Africa and head to Marrakech in Morocco for a colourful and romantic stay in one of the city’s famous riads. This ancient market city is full of hustle and bustle, exotic foods and an atmosphere that not many other places in the world can match.

Forget sprawling beachside resorts, full of noisy travellers and their families and head to the romantic and exotic islands of Tahiti in French Polynesia. Tahiti has intimate resorts, miles of quiet sandy beaches and a tropical climate that enjoys high temperatures throughout the year – perfect for a romantic break in paradise.

If you’ve got two weeks to spare, travel the Chinese leg of the famous Silk Road. Start in Xian and travel by plane and train through Beijing and to Kashgar, which is one of the most evocative Silk Road towns. This famous journey is a fabulous way to see this vast and picturesque country.

If you are a couple of honeymoon scuba divers, visit the Vanuatu archipelago in the South Pacific. A collection of 83 volcanic islands, Vanuatu is a natural adventure playground with some truly stunning reefs and wrecks from World War II. There are also active volcanoes and jungle treks if you fancy a bit of adventure, but also secluded sandy beaches to relax on after a day exploring.

Lastly, take your honeymoon in New Zealand and experience breathtaking scenery and adrenaline thrills in the ultimate action and adventure country. Take yourself around the North and South islands by train, plane, coach and car and stop off in Queenstown for bungee jumping, sky diving, white water rafting and more. If that doesn’t tire you out enough try skiing an active volcano, Mount Ruapehu, just south of Taupo on the North Island. 

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Andrew Regan writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.

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By: Gregory J NelsonWhile Harry Potter fans worldwide wait with eager anticipation, Hogwarts Castle is currently under construction at Universal’s Islands of Adventure® in Orlando, FL! Meanwhile, all systems are “go” for the highly anticipated spring 2010 opening of Universal’s newest theme park adventure, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. ™ 

The park’s re-creation of Hogwarts, Hogsmeade™ Village and other iconic locations made famous by the wildly popular Harry Potter movies, will bring the Potter fantasy to life within the Universal Studios Resort theme park. Each setting is being intricately constructed to match scenes from the Potter movie series. 

The most obvious signs of Wizarding World construction are the towering steeples of Hogwarts Castle rising triumphantly into the sky. Islands of Adventure guests will soon be entering those castle gates for an opportunity to explore eerily familiar passageways, classrooms and corridors. From there, they can visit the many shops of Hogsmeade to experience and purchase items from popular Wizarding World destinations such as the Three Broomsticks, Honeydukes and Ollivanders. 

Staying true to the thrills and excitement of the theme park, the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will also feature a variety of pulse-pounding rides like Dragon Challenge, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey and Flight of the Hippogriff. Each of these rides and other magic filled attractions will help bring the characters and stories of Harry Potter to life. 

For more information about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal’s Islands of Adventure, visit http://www.universalorlandoresort.com/harrypotter/first_look.html. 

Or for discount Universal tickets or discount Orlando vacation packages, go to www.orlandothemeparkvacations.com. 

The Wizarding World of Harry Potter will become the sixth area of adventure within the theme park. Cutting edge rides and other thrills can also be found the park’s existing areas, including Toon Lagoon®, Marvel Super Hero Island®, The Lost Continent®, Jurassic Park® and Seuss Landing™.  

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Gregory J Nelson Travel and Destination expert.

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Author: Asif Khan

City breaks are one of the best ways to grab a couple of days away without having to go too far from home. You don’t have to spend a lot of money and you can choose to spend just one or two nights away from home, or grab an extra day off work and make it a long weekend instead.

There are two parts to planning the perfect weekend away – you need to choose somewhere with lots of things to see and do to keep you occupied, and you also need to find somewhere to stay that will be close by to all the best places to go. This will give you the best of both worlds.

Unlike Stockholm, the entire city centre of Bruges in Belgium is a World Heritage Site. Waterways and canals are abundant also, whilst the medieval architecture is a big draw for tourists. Sites include the Church of Our Lady, the second tallest brickwork tower in the world at 1,223 meters, as well as the Groening museum which features work by Flemish and Belgian artists such as Jan van Eyck and Dirk Bouts. Nice in France has been a popular winter destination since the English started visiting in the 18th Century. Today it is a great place for relaxation with the chaises bleues at the Promenade des Anglais that runs along the Baie des Anges. The city also offers a Botanical Garden, as well as The Saint Nicolas Orthodox Cathedral: another landmark with links to Nice’s historical reputation as a luxury tourist destination.

Prague, Czech Republic

The low cost of spending time in Prague has drastically increased this city’s popularity as a city break destination. It’s little wonder, considering its excellent cultural and historical attractions. Throw in the many cheap hotels and inexpensive dining options, and it’s easy to see why Prague has become a hot discount destination.

Budapest, Hungary

Few European cities boast as many last minute hotel deals as Budapest. Between its vibrant nightlife and its many compelling attractions, the capital of Hungary makes for a truly splendid city breaks. Cheap hotels are abundant in Budapest, so put this hot city on the top of your list.

Something else that you are going to want to look at when it comes to bargain breaks, is what do the breaks include? A lot of times, they will include things like plane tickets, accommodations, and a rental car. Sometimes they include more, and sometimes they include less.

When compared to some other European capitals, Prague’s Metro system might seem small, comprising of just three lines across the city. The Metro covers most of the city center, however, and combined with the extensive 24-hour tram network, forms part of an efficient transport system for backpackers.

What’s more, public transport in Prague is good value for money as multi-day tickets can pay for themselves after just a few trips. Travelers can opt for 24-hour, three-day or five-day tickets and scenic routes such as the Number 22 tram line offer the perfect way to tour all the city’s sights without blowing your budget.

About the Author:

Asif Khan is an online marketing expert for CityVacations, with a particular interest in travel and hotel reviews. Log on to http://www.myprague.co.uk , you’ll find everything that you need for a nice Prague City Breaks Deals

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Author: Adam Singleton

Lots of people opt to spend their holiday time on skis every single year. Even the thought of slicing down a hillside on skis is enough to send them scurrying to look at the latest snow reports and holiday destinations.

Supposing this is your first skiing holiday, what should you be thinking about before you head off to the slopes?

Perhaps the most important thing of all is to think about where you are going to go. There are dozens of ski resorts all over Europe, the USA and Canada and beyond, and some are better for beginners than others.

A good way to explore the various resorts is to do this virtually. Hop online and look up some of the most popular ones for beginners. You’ll probably want to have skiing lessons to get you off on the right foot, so make sure the resort you’re considering offers those as well.

Don’t make the mistake of focusing on the skiing to the exclusion of all else. One thing a lot of new skiers find is that it can really make you ache – particularly if you habitually fall over! That means you won’t want to be spending all day on the slopes. In turn, this means it is good to have some other things to see and do while you are away.

Most resorts have a good range of cafes, restaurants and shops you can go to throughout the day. If you plan to explore as well as ski you might want to see what else they have locally which might be of interest.

You need to think about your accommodation as well. You’ve got everything from the most expensive hotels to the cheapest chalets to choose from, so find something within your price range in the resort you like the most. Similarly, think about whether you will want to cook or not. If you don’t you won’t want to book into a self catering apartment.

Don’t forget all the necessary equipment either. If this is your very first time on skis there’s no point buying them before you go. Instead, rent them when you arrive. If you decide that skiing isn’t for you, you won’t be stuck with a pair you have no use for!

Finally make sure you book your travel insurance in plenty of time for the holiday. The policy should cover skiing, so make sure it does before agreeing to it.

With all those measures and preparations in place you can look forward to the holiday itself. And you will finally get to see just how good you are on skis as well! That will certainly be something exciting to prepare yourself for.

About the Author:

Adam Singleton writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.

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Author: Adam Jackson

Safari holidays are no doubt a lifetime memory and there are many who love to spend their holidays while on safari adventure. But the general concept of the people is that they are going to get rough atmosphere and conditions during the safari. This concept is changing now because of the change in conditions. Now you can go for the most luxurious safari holiday if you have enough money to afford it.

Luxury safari in Africa is indeed a real experience as you will find everything which is the part of luxury holidays. You will love the experience of wild life with a variety of luxury services. You will love the adventure of luxury life while being among the wild life and tropical regions.

You will find many traveling companies in the region which can provide you with the most luxurious safari adventures. You can choose the package according to your requirements and the budget. The companies will also provide you with guides who have all the knowledge about the places and they will help you during your safari trip. These companies take very good care of their guests and they are even there to pamper you.

You may select any of these travel companies. You will find the maximum satisfaction from their services and your safari to the region will become a lifetime memory for you. Whatever high expectations you may have during your safari, these companies will always come up to meet your expectations.

Horseback is among the most adventurous and luxurious adventures during your safari as through this you can visit the wild areas very comfortably. You just need to sit on the back of the horse and your adventure will begin. You can explore all those places which are difficult to explore otherwise.

The horseback is a real luxury as it will help you avoid the dusty roads and the fatigue and also the guides along with you are another facility to cope up with your requirements and help you in any difficulty. For horse ride there is no need that you must be good horse rider as the guide will help you if you do not know horse riding.

The food is also a very important part of your luxury package. You will love the taste of gourmet meals while sitting under the sky full of stars and the voices of different animals coming across from all around.

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If you are looking for that trip of a lifetime you should visit the Luxury-Safaris’ website. The website features African safari holidays to Tanzania, Kenya and South Africa. If your preference is a Kenya safari holiday then you will find some great luxury safari lodges and tented safari

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Author: Red Frog Beach

It is no secret that Panama real estate has become sought after beach property given its location, natural beauty and strong economic outlook. Within the Central American region, Panama real estate outperforms in so many ways Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Colombia. Visitors that take a Panama Vacation can enjoy cosmopolitan Panama City, colonial era ruins, expansive white sand beaches in Bocas Del Toro, cool mountain highlands, tour the Panama Canal and pristine rainforest ecosystems. Those looking to capitalize on Panama’s long-term growth prospects are taking advantage of current Panama real estate investment opportunities.

Foreign investors wanting to buy Panama real estate have the same rights as Panamanians and property is generally titled. Title insurance can be purchased and traditional mortgages are readily available through sophisticated international banks.

Something that is making Panama Real Estate and its beach property so attractive is that it continues to develop as not only a vacation destination but also as an attractive destination for retirees and investors, similar to what Costa Rica has already experienced. A comprehensive incentive program for retirees is available and many retirees are taking advantage of the lower cost of living and year round average temperatures of about 80 degrees. For foreign investors looking at Panama real estate, the US dollar based economy, Free Trade Zone, and international banking center are all attributes to consider. Major banks such as HSBC, Scotia Bank and Citibank all have established franchises in Panama. It is frequently said that Panama has aspirations to be the “Singapore” of the region and with its inherent assets, location, economic and political stability, Panama Real Estate is likely to be a terrific investment for long-term investors.

Bastimentos Island has the region’s best beaches- wide, straw colored strands with those impossible aquamarine waters. Red Frog beach is the most accessible and it is named after the diminutive red frogs that are abundant in the undergrowth around the beach and throughout the island. The jungle that frames these beaches is as special as these beaches. Verdant, lush and with a fantastically diverse ecosystem, it is no surprise that the preserves in the region have been named a world heritage site. The din of birdcalls and cicadas can be heard on the beach and the walking trails on the island and the sight of pelicans and frigate birds lazily wheel above adds a peaceful backdrop to warm waters of the Caribbean. Bastimentos island has additional attractions that render it well worth the 10 minute boat from Bocas town. The leeward side of the island enjoys smooth glass like waters that are dotted by mangrove stands.

The final result of this Panama Beach Resort in Bocas Del Toro will be over 168 acres, nearly 1 mile of beachfront, and 500 meters of seafront. Red Frog Beach will eventually include over 110 villas, a beach club, spa, workout facility, canopy zip line, nature trails, and restaurants.

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Red Frog Beach is an emerging Panama beach resort that offers Bocas del Toro real estate that combines an abundance of Island and Rainforest amenities. The Bocas del Toro archipelago is home to some of the most stunning scenery in the Caribbean and Isla Bastimentos is uniquely positioned to captivate both the beach lover or eco-enthusiast. Rainforest hikes, beachcombing walks, kayaking and exploring the colorful Caribbean coastline are all part of the equation of why this is the best location for Bocas real estate.

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Author: Tony Maniscalco

Santorini offers visitors with one of the most distinctive images of Greece, that of the white-washed buildings and their blue-domed roofs. The island is known for its spectacular sunsets, which feature on many tourist postcards of the island. If its beauty encourages those to book holidays walking in Greece’s most serene isle, it is perhaps this beauty that lent to it the legend that Santorini was the original Atlantis.

The mythical island of Atlantis has been thought to be in many different places from the Arctic to Japan. However, as it was Plato, the Greek philosopher, who first mentioned Atlantis in his writings, many people believe that the mythical land of Atlantis is in fact Santorini. Plato’s description of Atlantis submerging into the water appears in his infamous dialogs -Critias and Timaeus. Plato described Atlantis as a circular island inhabited by immensely talented people, who were highly civilised and very prosperous. The island was described as being located between the Pillars of Hercules, which adds more fuel to the theory that Santorini was in fact Atlantis. It isn’t just locals that are keen to extol the legend that Santorini may in fact be Atlantis, but geological and archaeological excavations have all shed some evidence on this theory.

Santorini is a volcanic island and when walking in Greece you will get the opportunity to explore the amazing Santorini volcano up close. The volcano is known as Caldera and visitors can take a daily cruise, which allows them to climb the black volcanic walls of the volcano. The island has two other volcanoes, Nea Kameni and Palea Kameni. Palea Kameni is the oldest volcano on the island and is known for its stunning hot springs. These springs are perfect for relaxing in and the water is said to have healing properties. These volcanoes helped geologists determine that Santorini has always been prone to volcanic activity and this may have caused the island to submerge.

Archaeologists have uncovered evidence that gifted people had lived on the island since 1300BC. In fact, Minoan paintings and Bronze Age implements actually show that gifted people may have occupied the island even before that date. If you take a visit to the Archaeological Museum in Fira, you’ll be able to look at the evidence yourself. As well as carrying out analysis of items found on the island, archaeologists carried out radiometric analysis to discover when the last explosion took place. They found out that it occurred between 1615 and 1645, 1020 years after Plato died, showing that the island may have been reborn after earlier submerging into the sea as Atlantis.

Whether you believe that evidence or not, you’re certain to have an excellent holiday walking in Greece’s sunset island. The food in Santorini is amongst the best in Greece and one of the highlights of your trip is bound to be enjoying souvlaki in a traditional taverna, where Greek waiters show off their dance moves and refill your glasses with grappa. The scenic island also offers stunning walks around the orchid covered mainlands. So submerge yourself on the Santorini holiday and rediscover a hidden paradise.

About the Author:
Tony Maniscalco is the Sales and Marketing Manager for Ramblers Worldwide Holidays. Operating since 1946, they now offer over 250 guided group walking holidays in more than 90 different countries. On walking in Greece with Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, you can walk the most scenic locations & landscapes at the best value prices.

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Author: Albert Garcia

Hyde Park is one of London’s finest historic landscapes covering an area of 350 acres. There is something for everyone in Hyde Park. With over 4,000 trees, a lake, a meadow, horse rides and more one can naturally forget that he/she is in the middle of London. Hyde Park lies between the Bayswater Road in the north and Knightsbridge in the south. Park Lane lies to the east and Kensington Gardens to the west. At the junction of Edgware Road and Bayswater Road just outside the Park, is a triangular plaque set in the road which marks the site of Tyburn Gallows, where public executions took place until 1783. These were supposed to act as a deterrent, but instead became a public entertainment.

The iron railings surrounding Hyde Park were removed during World War II when there was a big drive to collect iron, steel and aluminum to make war weapons. At Hyde Park corner, which is a very busy junction just outside the south east corner of the Park, is Wellington Arch which has a war memorial statue on top of it. Visitors are welcome at Wellington Arch and viewing galleries and exhibitions have been created inside the Arch.

Aspley House which was the home of the first Duke of Wellington (1769-1852) hero of Waterloo and later Prime Minister, is situated at 149 Piccadilly, at Hyde Park corner. The house now contains a museum which is open to public. Along Knightsbridge from Hyde Park Corner is The Albert Memorial which is a large statue of Prince Albert. Prince Albert was married to Queen Victoria and the memorial was erected at a cost of £120,000. An Exhibition was held in The Crystal Palace which is a large glass gallery in Hyde Park. In this exhibition in addition to the catalogue the memorial contains 169 portraits of poets, architects and painters. At each corner is an illustration of Europe, America, Asia and Africa, whilst figures represent Commerce, Engineering, Manufacture and Agriculture.

The Hyde Park is place for people of all ages. There are a few special sites which one must see when going to Hyde Park. One of these landmarks is the Serpentine, a large artificial lake, which separates the Hyde Park from neighboring Kensington Gardens. It is a popular place for boating and swimming. Another famous landmark is et the south end of Hyde park known as Rotten Row, a famous bridle path. The road is almost four miles long and is used as a horse riding, cycling, rollerblading and jogging route. The term ‘Rotten Row’ is derived from the French ‘route du roi’ or King’s road. Speaker’s Corner is place which was established to create a venue where people would be allowed to speak freely. Here, every Sunday people stand on a soap box and proclaim their views on political, religious or other items, sometimes interrupted and challenged by their audience. The Marble Arch is just outside Hyde Park, at the north-east corner. The design by John Nash was based on the Arch of Constantine in Rome. Another arch, the Wellington Arch, can be found on the south-east corner of the park, connecting Hyde Park with Green Park. Inside the arch are exhibitions and galleries open to visitors. Have a enjoyable day.

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