Marble Arch should be one of London's many attractions. The nearly 200-year-old marble arch is located in the western section of Oxford Street, adjacent to Hyde Park, opposite the famous "Speaker's Corner" of Hyde Park. It was not here when it was first built. It was moved at the entrance of Buckingham Palace. It has been standing here for 160 years. Because of its geographical location, its surroundings have become a place for tourists to hang out. At noon break, people who work nearby will come here to bask in the sun. In recent years, the city government has spent a lot of money to renovate it, adding fountains, flower beds, lawns and so on.