Victoria Memorial

Victoria Memorial is a majestic monument in the heart of Greater London. Built between 1906 and 1924, the Victoria Memorial is a shining testament to the reign of Queen Victoria. Featuring an interior marble hall and a 200 foot wide lawn, the Memorial forms the western end of London's Royal Parks Green Park. Once the centre of the British Empire and the focus of attention of world dignitaries, today the Victoria Memorial is a place of quiet reflection. Visitors can take in its richly detailed bronze statues, memorials, panels, and sculptures which include; the white marble North Figurative Group, the Indian Memorial, the South Figurative group and the Royal Artillery Memorial.Its iconic lion sculptures make the Victoria Memorial a fitting landmark for the city.