Apsley House

""Number One, London" - former hip address of Duke of Wellington."

"A stunning architectural triumph dotted with spoils from the Napoleanic Wars—including a beautiful collection of sabres." Full review

"The mansion was the residence of the Duke of Wellington from 1817 until his death in 1852." Full review

"It was built between 1771 and 1778 by Robert Adam for the Lord Chancellor Henry Bathurst, Baron Apsley, and was remodelled at the start of the 19C." Full review

"Admire the extravagant porcelain dinnerware and plates or ask for a demonstration of the crafty mirrors in the scarlet and gilt picture gallery. " Full review

"Famously given the address No 1, London when it was first built on the north side of Piccadilly." Full review

"You'll step back into the days of Queen Victoria when you visit this terrace house, which has remained unchanged for well over a century." Full review