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Unit 6 London Part 3 of 4: Harrods – Leicester Square – Culture – Covent Garden > DEMO-Content
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Not far from the Horse Guards we find No. 10 Downing Street. This is the British Prime Minister's official residence. Powerful iron gates and several policemen protect the building from curious passersby.
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Harrods is the most famous department store in London – and probably worldwide. Customers are offered very exclusive and hence quite expensive goods on five floors. From wedding dresses to smoked frog’s legs to Chinese perfume – Harrods offers everything. As if this were not enough, the exclusive department store also runs a bank, a casino, an estate agency and an airline.
Another place where both Londoners and tourists find peace and relaxation is Hyde Park, the largest park in the centre of London. Sunday is a particularly busy day at Speakers’ Corner. Speakers’ Corner is a place in Hyde Park where anybody can make a public speech on whatever topic he or she prefers. It’s quite easy: all you need is a small step-ladder or some kind of platform on which to climb up so that you can look down on your audience – and off you go. Most speakers talk about Jesus, God or some other religious subject. But there are also some people who talk about relationship problems, unemployment or political issues.