Admiralty Arch: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
 Lightening McQueen (talk | contribs) (The bid for a real-life Formula 1 London Grand Prix has been abandoned by the London Legacy Development Company.) |
RodRedBot (talk | contribs) (→top: Removing language links, removed: pt-br:Arco do Almirantado, ru:Адмиралтейская арка) m |
||
| (6 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
[[File:Admiralty-Arch.jpg|thumb|Admiralty Arch, seen during the London heat of the World Grand Prix]] | [[File:Admiralty-Arch.jpg|thumb|Admiralty Arch, seen during the [[London]] heat of the [[World Grand Prix]]]] | ||
'''Admiralty Arch''' is an office building in the form of an elaborate portal. It acts as the gateway between Trafalgar Square and The Mall (which leads to [[Buckingham Palace]]), and was originally the headquarters building of the Royal Navy (hence the name). | '''Admiralty Arch''' is an office building in the form of an elaborate portal. It acts as the gateway between Trafalgar Square and The Mall (which leads to [[Buckingham Palace]]), and was originally the headquarters building of the Royal Navy (hence the name). | ||
In June 2012, plans were announced for a real London Grand Prix which would for a large part be along the Pixar route. However, the bid was formally abandoned in December, when the London Legacy Development Company rejected the proposal for "uncertainty" and "assumptions" in the business plan. | In June 2012, plans were announced for a real London Grand Prix which would for a large part be along the [[Pixar]] route. However, the bid was formally abandoned in December, when the London Legacy Development Company rejected the proposal for "uncertainty" and "assumptions" in the business plan. | ||
[[Category:Locations]] | |||
[[Category: | |||
Latest revision as of 14:42, 19 June 2024
Admiralty Arch is an office building in the form of an elaborate portal. It acts as the gateway between Trafalgar Square and The Mall (which leads to Buckingham Palace), and was originally the headquarters building of the Royal Navy (hence the name).
In June 2012, plans were announced for a real London Grand Prix which would for a large part be along the Pixar route. However, the bid was formally abandoned in December, when the London Legacy Development Company rejected the proposal for "uncertainty" and "assumptions" in the business plan.