Famous Buildings
This Building holds the Crown Jewels
What is The Tower of London
These well dressed folk march down the Mall on a regular basis to Buckingham Palace
Who are the Queen's Guard?
This well known shopping strip is the longest high street in Europe
What is Oxford Circus?
This station is named after a self-made shelter for those who herd sheep
What is Shepherd's Bush Station
This West London Rd is Dutch for a fountain that blooms
What is Bloemfontein Rd
This famous building has a statue of Charles Darwin overlooking its central hall
What is The Natural History Museum
This adventurous French-man claimed the UK as his own in 1066, building the Tower of London in 1096
Who is William the Conqueror?
This high end department store's most expensive item ever sold was a luxury yacht.
What is Harrods?
This station in a now upmarket part of London was named after for the "employed boys who guard the bridge"
What is Knightsbridge Station?
The first official round-about in the UK, this busy intersection is overlooked by a war-time prime minister
What is Parliament Square?
This famous building was London's tallest until 1965
What is St Paul's Cathedral
This TV personality who was born in London is best known for his ridiculous on screen stunts
Who is Steve-O
This well known London store stocks more than 100,000 pairs of shoes at any one time, selling more than 7,000 pairs a week.
What is Selfridges?
This station is named for the monument it is near. The monument was first constructed in front of Buckingham Palace in 1827 before being moved to it's current location in 1851
What is Marble Arch Station?
This famous London Street was named for a yearly Spring Festival that would occur there until the 1730's
What is Mayfair?
This building houses the UK's second largest organ pipe.
What is The Royal Albert Hall?
This Rock legend passed away in Notting Hill after choking on his own vomit
Who is Jimi Hendrix
Founded in 1707, this store is London's oldest still operating department store.
What is Fortnum and Mason?
This station is named after the walled of orchard where the Monk's of Westminster Abbey would grow fresh food
What is Covent Garden Station?
This street, now more known for its culinary offerings, was named for the building material that was produced in factories there in the 15th century
What is Brick Lane?
The only Statue of Henry VIII is at this London location
What is St Bartholomew's Hospital
Born in Paddington - This Famous Londoner has had roles in Love Actually, Harry Potter and the voice of Mrs Potts in the 2017 remake of Beauty & the Beast
Who is Emma Thompson?
This distinctive looking store was created from the timber of two ships: HMS Hindustan and HMS Impregnable
What is Liberty Timbers
This station is named after one of the entrances through the wall that Surrounded "Londinium" during the times of Roman Rule
What is Aldgate Station?
This street is named for King James I's love of exotic birds, which he kept near by
What is Bird Cage Walk?