New Atlas

Hillside attraction lets tourists see London from a different perspective

Visitors to London's Marble Arch will soon be able to see the area from a whole new perspective thanks to an unusual project by MVRDV. The firm plans to install a hollow hill-like structure in the UK ...
WealthManagement.com

Oxford Street Plans Climbable Hill to Lure Back London Shoppers

(Bloomberg)—Oxford Street, the U.K. capital’s main shopping district, plans to erect a 25-meter (82 feet) climbable hill overlooking London’s Marble Arch landmark as part of an attempt to attract ...
Forbes

London To Build Hill At Marble Arch To Lure Back Tourists

It’s been a bleak picture for London’s Oxford Street since the pandemic started with the last 12 months being the worst ever on record. Before Covid-19, the area attracted over 200 million people a ...
New York Post

London’s new $2.78M tourist attraction slammed as refunds are offered

Tourists are panning a “hollowed-out mountain” installation that opened this week in London – leading officials to offer refunds to people who paid to see it. The $2.78 million, 80-foot high Marble ...
The New York Times

Londoners Were Promised a Hill With a View. They Got a Pile of Scaffolding.

The $2.7 million Marble Arch Mound was meant to create a new attraction for visitors in the middle of London. But the reality of the project is falling short of expectations. By Alex Marshall and ...
Business Insider

I visited London's infamous Mound — an $8 million fake hill that's being called the city's worst attraction

The Marble Arch Mound opened in July and was intended to attract people to London's retail center. The project's boss quit after costs spiralled to $8.25 million — $3.7 million more than planned. The ...