LONDON LANDMARKS
This big wheel on the River Thames gives you a great view of the city.
London's Eye
The youngest age for teenagers who can come to the Underage music festivals is...
13
He lives in Buckingham Palace.
The king
The Tube is the popular nickname for ...
the London Underground.
This is the place in London where you can see over 755 different kinds of animals.
London Zoo
This famous bridge has two towers and opens to let boats through.
Tower Bridge
This is the traditional London food (it includes beef and potatoes)
Pie and mash
The king has two of this each year: one in November and one in June.
Birthdays
This is the colour of double-decker buses that are an iconic symbol of London.
Red.
London pigeons are known for riding it without a ticket!
The underground.
Gherkin is the nickname for the ...... that looks like a pickle.
Tall round building
In the April event in Trafalgar Square, people hit each other with this.
Pillows
This is the title you should use when you first meet the King.
Your Majesty.
Duck Tour vehicle travels there.
Both, roads and the River Thames.
A long time ago, Harrods department store once sold one of these baby animals to US President Reagan.
An elephant.
Big Ben is a name of the .....
Bell
Children love to watch pantomimes during this holiday.
Christmas
Beefeaters or Yeoman Warders guard Crown Jewels that are at this place.
the Tower of London.
3.5 million people use it every single day
the London Underground.
At the Natural History Museum you can bring your sleeping bag and sleep near the skeleton of this animal.
Dinosaur.
This is the name of London's biggest square, where people celebrate New Year's Eve.
Trafalgar Square
At Ritz hotel, you can choose from 17 types of this drink, but you must book months in advance.
tea
Windsor Castle is the castle the Queen used on ....
On weekends
The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) has no ....
Driver.
In 2006, a very large one of these sea creatures was seen swimming in the River Thames.
A whale.