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  1. 21 de nov. de 2023 · Practical Guide & Tips For Apsley House. Address: 149 Piccadilly, Hyde Park Corner, London. Hours: Open April 1 to Dec 23 & Jan 2 to March 28 from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Tickets: 12.50 euros adult, family discounts available. Joint ticket with the Wellington Arch 16 euros. Special Exhibitions: The museum also has some temporary exhibitions.

  2. Apsley House opened to the public in 1952, the centenary of the death of the 1st Duke of Wellington, under the direction of the Victoria and Albert Museum. Between 1961 and 1962, as part of the Hyde Park Improvement Scheme, Park Lane was diverted to Hyde Park Corner, prompting the demolition of the houses immediately east of Apsley House.

  3. Apsley House, the London residence of the present Duke of Wellington, and home also to the Wellington Museum, is a Grade I listed building at Hyde Park Corner. In its original form it was designed and built for the 1st Baron Apsley (1714-1794) by that most fashionable of Regency architects, Robert Adam, in 1771-78.

  4. Getting to Apsley House. Apsley House is located near Hyde Park in London. Its nearest train station is Victoria, a 20-minute walk away, while the nearest Underground is Hyde Park Corner, a 3-minute walk away. A number of buses stop nearby with the closest a 4-minute walk away at Hyde Park Corner.

  5. The area. Apsley House 149 Piccadilly Hyde Park Corner, London W1J 7NT England. Neighbourhood: Knightsbridge. When millions of tourists want to shop 'til they drop, they do it along Brompton Road and its boutique-lined tributaries, including the world-renowned Harrods.

  6. www.hydeparkcorner.co.za › shop › home@home | Hyde Park Corner

    open now | 07:00 - 16:00 Apsley House (011) 325 4250 | Upper Mall open now | 07:00 - 16:00 Vencasa (011) 325 5993 | Middle Mall & Parking Level 4 open now | 07:00 - 16:00 The Gorgeous Gift Co. 011 884 4429 | Lower Mall

  7. Still one of London’s finest buildings, Apsley House was designed by Robert Adam for Baron Apsley in the late 18th century, but later sold to the first Duke of Wellington, who lived here until he died in 1852. Grab one of the handy and informative multimedia touchscreen guides, included in the ticket price (a British Sign Language version is ...