It has the same name as a human body part, it has 3.5 million visitors a year and gives you a great view of London.
London Eye
This literary character lives on Baker Street and works together with Dr. Watson.
Sherlock Holmes
This is the side cars drive on in the UK and, of course, also in London.
left side
This place was originally owned by Shakespeare.
the Globe Theatre
This person used to be part of the British royal family and is married to Meghan Markle.
Prince Harry
The doubledecker buses in London are this colour.
red
In this place, you can see admiral Nelson perched at the top of a column with four lions at his feet.
Trafalgar Square
This person is famous for plays like "Much Ado about Nothing" or "The Taming of the Shrew".
William Shakespeare
This is the London name for the underground train system.
the Tube
Give the name of London's famous cathedral, built by Christopher Wren between 1668 and 1708.
Saint Paul's cathedral
This famous football star was born in London in 1975 and used to be captain of the English national football team.
David Beckham
This is the river that flows through London
the Thames
This place used to be a power station but is now an art gallery.
Tate Modern
This person is the current Prime Minister of the UK.
Kier Starmer
This train station was mentioned in the Harry Potter movies because it's the place where you can find platform 9 3/4.
King's Cross