Horse Guards Arch

Horse Guards Arch is a historic gateway in central London, forming part of the larger Horse Guard’s Parade. It was built in the 18th century and served as an entrance to the military headquarters and stables for the Household Cavalry. The arch is famous for its grand design, featuring sculptures of military figures and a ceremonial guard change that takes place daily. The area behind the arch is used for official events and parades, including the Trooping the Colour. Overall, it’s a symbol of Britain’s military history and a notable landmark in the city’s government and ceremonial life.