London Places
London People
Getting around in London
London Sights
London landmarks photos
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In this place, a big wheel wheel has 3.5 million visitors a year and gives you a great view of London.
The London Eye
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This person was Head of the State and part of the royal family. She died in 2022.
Queen Elizabeth II 
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You can take them to visit London on a sightseeing Tour and hop-on hop-off at different places.
Red Double-Deckers
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It's long, it's only water and it runs through London.
the Thames River
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A very famous landmark
Tower Bridge
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If the King invites you for tea, you will probably have to go to this place.
Buckingham Palace
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This person was the most famous world dramatist. He lived and worked in London.
William Shakespeare
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It's the nickname of the London underground.
The Tube
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You can take pictures of the birds that live at the tower of London. There is a legend about them...
the ravens
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In this building laws are made and discussed.
The Palace of Westminster / Houses of Parliament
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In this place, you can take pictures of many popular persons because you can see them as wax figures.
Madam Tussaud museum - Henry VIII and his 6 wives
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This person leads the Government and appoints the Ministers.
The Prime Minister
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221b Baker Street. In this house lived a famous literary detective.
Sherlock Holmes
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This is the oldest cathedral and the coronations of the new kings/queens take place there.
Westminster Abbey
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It was destroyed by fire in 1666 and rebuilt with its famous dome by Christopher Wren.
St Paul's Cathedral
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This place used to be a fortress, zoo and a prison. Ann Boleyn, Henry VIII's wife was a prisonner there.
The Tower of London
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This lord was a famous admiral and he has his statue on top of a column in Trafalgar Square.
Lord (Admiral) Nelson
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The name of the travel card you buy to take the public tranports in London.
The Oyster card
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Tourists often think the tower or the clock has this name. But it is really the bell.
Big Ben
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It takes its name after its shape.
The Gherkin
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In this place, the laws are debated and voted.
The Houses of Parliament
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They wear a red and blue costume and work at the Tower of London.
The Yeomen Warders or Beefeaters
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It was opened in 2000 and you can only walk across it. It is close to St. Paul´s cathedral. You could have also seen it in Harry Potter movies.
The Millenium Bridge
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It was built by William the Conqueror to protect the town.
The Tower of London / William the Conqueror
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This building is
The Monument.
The place where the Great Fire of London started in 1666.