Two Temple Place

Two Temple Place, a stunning Neo-Gothic building located near Victoria Embankment in central London, was originally constructed in 1895 for William Waldorf Astor. Known for its intricate architecture and lavish interior, the building features remarkable carvings and a weather vane symbolizing the connection between the United States and Europe. Since opening as a public gallery in 2011, it has showcased exhibitions of publicly owned art from regional collections across the UK. Visitors can admire its opulent rooms adorned with unique historical characters and enjoy the beautiful forecourt with its impressive bronze lamp standards. Managed by The Bulldog Trust, Two Temple Place serves as both a cultural venue and a private hire space, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.