Part 14 - Marble Arch to Hyde Park Corner - (2.6) - Across London Visual Marathon
Updated: Mar 8
PHOTORUN SUMMARY
This final 2.6 Km section of the Across London Visual Marathon takes you from Marble Arch to Hyde Park Corner via Mayfair.

Part 14 starts outside Marble Arch and heads into Hyde Park for a short distance before turning left across Park Lane and into the heart of Mayfair. The route makes its way along Mount Street and Berkeley Square before heading into Shepherd Market and Piccadilly and finishing in the middle of Hyde Park Corner.
Best Time
The best time to do this run is first thing in the morning at the weekend when it is quieter.
The Location of Part 14
As the map shows, this is part 14 of the 14 parts of the Across London Visual Marathon, which starts at the Thames Barrier (part 1) and ends here at Hyde Park Corner in the West End of London.

This is a flexible marathon designed to let you choose which parts you want to do and when, so you can do as little or as much as you want at any one time. These photorun blogs are more about the place than the pace, where creative fun is more important than a fast run.

The Route for Part 14
This is a more detailed map and summary of what you can see along the way..
Start at Marble Arch and finish at Hyde Park Corner

USEFUL RESOURCES WHEN DOING THE PHOTORUN
The Google map and the summary video are useful to have open when doing these Photoruns. They will help you remember what the route looks like and prevent you from getting lost.
The Plotaroute map is an alternative guide where you can download the route to a device.
Experience part 14 of the route at high speed.
This short video gives a quick overview of the route and the sights and then shows you what the route would look like if you were running it at about 25 mph.
This is a very short animated view of the route. Click the link below when you are there to position yourself on the map, view the photos in the gallery or download the route to a device.
SUPPORTING PHOTORUN INFORMATION
This section provides you with a virtual tour, a guide to the sights you can see, a brief history of the area and a gallery of some of the sights with a brief description of each.
Map and Virtual Tour - Part 14
Take a virtual tour of the area and see it virtually in 360. Just click on the location icons on the map, and you will be transported to the location. You can then look around and get a sense of space and place before you experience it first-hand.
Gallery of Sights
This gallery provides a descriptive and visual reference to many of the sights you will see along this photoroute. Double-click to see the image in full screen. or go to the Plotaroute link above to see them on a map.
Additional information