PARK LANE
93-99 Park Lane Just a few residential houses remain, the most striking being a row of bow-fronted homes with Chinese balconies constructed in 1828. Benjamin Disraeli lived at number 93 from his marriage in 1839 until the death of his wife in 1872. Despite the traffic noise, it still costs a fortune to live on Park Lane, some of the kudos doubtless thanks to its position on the Monopoly board. So you need a run-around to get from A to B …. ….. like a Lamborghini, or a McLaren, or a Ferrari …. …… or a Rolls Royce with a parking ticket, tee hee. Marble Arch The once-imposing Marble Arch was dwarfed in the winter of 2021-22 by a new tourist attraction, the much-maligned Marble Arch Mound. It was supposed to cost £5 to climb the Mound, or take the lift. But at the time of writing you could boo...