Ground level of Marble Arch Mound next to Marble Arch with people and green plants

VisitMarble Arch Mound

London’s newest outdoor attraction.

Tickets start from £4.50. Family and resident discounts available

Find us

The Marble Arch Mound is located next to Marble Arch, on the western end of Oxford Street.

You will not miss the 25-metre-high mound when you arrive.

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Opening Times

You will be able to visit the Marble Arch Mound from 26 July 2021 until early January 2022. The opening times vary for each period.

Book your tickets early to avoid disappointment as this is a viewing experience you do not want to miss out on.

26 July to 31 August	Monday to Friday Weekends and Bank Holidays	11am to 8pm 10am to 9pm
1 September to 24 October	Monday to Friday Weekends	11am to 5pm 10am to 8pm
25 October to 31 October (October Half Term)	Monday to Sunday	10am to 6pm
1 November to 12 December	Monday to Friday Weekends	11am to 5pm 10am to 6pm
13 December to 31 December (Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day)	Monday to Sunday	10am to 8pm
1 January to 9 January 2022 (Last week of operation)	Monday to Sunday	10am to 10pm

Livestream

See the Mound

See the construction of the Marble Arch Mound currently underway.

About the Marble Arch Mound

In these unprecedented times, delivering a new and meaningful experience that captures the imagination of residents, businesses and visitors has never been more important.

Commissioned by Westminster City Council, the Marble Arch Mound is a temporary installation that brings a renewed excitement about the area and manifests the council’s vision of a Greener, Smarter, Future, Together.

The Marble Arch Mound takes inspiration from the history and diversity of the area, whilst offering a new perspective of the future. Designed by world renowned architect MVRDV, the installation introduces a park-like landscape of grass and trees, which ‘lifts’ the corner of Hyde Park to create a spectacular 25-meter-tall viewpoint that gives visitors striking views of London and the park, and a new perspective of Marble Arch itself.

The striking presence of a new green mound will be visible from afar, drawing people to see it when they are in the area. Creating an experience of the ‘great outdoors’ right at the centre of the city, the Marble Arch Mound will be experienced through climbing, via a single continuous route to the top.

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Marble Arch Mound from above including nearby buildings and trees of Hyde Park — Aerial illustration of the Marble Arch Mound/ Image: MVRDV

Marble Arch Mound at street level with people visiting, a taxi and car on the road and an evening sky — Street leveI illustration of the Marble Arch Mound/ Image: MVRDV

Day time view of Marble Arch Mound with trees, a double decker bus and people — Day time illustration of the Marble Arch Mound/ Image: MVRDV

View of Marble Arch Mound from Oxford Street, with buildings, main road, double decker bus, people and blue sky — Illustration of the Marble Arch Mound from Oxford Street/ Image: MVRDV

The experience

Visitors will climb to the 25-metre peak via a path that winds its way up to the summit. When reaching the top, a viewing deck will offer 360-degrees views down Oxford Street and into Hyde Park, offering views never seen before by the wider public. On their way down, visitors will descend into the heart of the Mound, a hollowed-out space that will be used as a café, shop and exhibition space. The exit leads visitors to Marble Arch and the adjacent public space leading to Oxford Street and Hyde Park. The Marble Arch Mound will be open to visitors until January 2022. Don’t miss out and book your tickets now.

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Lightfield at the Mound

The Marble Arch Mound will feature a one-off light exhibition by W1 Curates.

This unique collaboration between Westminster City Council and W1 Curates will offer ticket holders an opportunity to enjoy a special art exhibition called Lightfield, led by British/American artist, Anthony James.

Purple light cubes in a dark room — Image: W1 Curates

Lightfield consists of cubes, connected via ethernet cables, which will simulate the interconnected root structure of a birch tree forest.

The cubes all communicate with one another creating a large canvas for light to dance around, which will allow the light to follow visitors as they walk through Lightfield.

Getting to the Marble Arch Mound

Outdoor Marble Arch station sign and trees — Image: Publica

Tube

The closest stations are Marble Arch or Bond Street, the mound is also a 15-minute walk away from Hyde Park Corner Station and Edgware Road tube station

Double decker bus on Oxford Street, with trees and banners above the street — Image: Publica

Bus

The following buses travel to Marble Arch: 2, 6, 7, 13, 16, 23, 36, 74, 94, 98, 137, 148, 189, 274, 390, 414,

A person riding a bicycle on Oxford Street — Image: Publica

Cycling

If you are planning on cycling to the Mound you can plan your journey on the Transport for London website.
Find nearby cycle parking locations on the Westminster City Council website.

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The Marble Arch Mound is a part of a wider programme of innovation and change we are bringing to the Oxford Street District. Learn more about other plans for the area on the Oxford Street District website.

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