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Marble Arch
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Construit par l'architecte Nash en 1828 sur le modèle de celui de Constantin à Rome, cet arc de triomphe de marbre blanc servait d'entrée à Buckingham Palace, avant d'être installé à Hyde Park Corner en 1851. A son emplacement, autrefois appelé Tyburn, avaient lieu les exécutions et autres condamnations. Les habitants venaient au pied de la potence pour regarder les mise à mort. Le dimanche, on trouve de nombreux débats à Speakers Corner, débats politiques, économiques et philosophiques.
