Annex 2
1.HYDE PARK 2.TRAFALGAR SQUARE 3.PICCADILLY CIRCUS
7. WESTMINISTER ABBEY 8. BIG BEN . ST. PAUL!S
CATHEDRAL
". BRITISH MUSEUM
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11. L$ND$N BRIDGE
&.BUCKINGHAM PALACE
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1. H()e P*+, is is one of the largest parks in London, London, and one of the Royal Parks of London, famous London, famous for its Speakers' Corner . 2. T+*-*/*+ S0*+e is a public space and tourist attraction in central London. It’s London. It’s a big suare full of pigeons. !elson’s Column is in the center of "rafalgar Suare. It is fifty#si$ metres high and is a memorial memorial to admiral !eson, %ho died in the famous battle against !apoleon. &any people go to admiral !elson on (st )ecemberyo celebrate the !e% *ear’s +e.
London , in the City the City of -estminster . "here you 3. P*)( C+4 is an intersection and public space of London, can meet lots of people too. oys and girls meet there and sit on the stepsaround the statue of +ros. /ere you can find the London Paillion full od shops, restaurants and attractions. 0. "he B+546 M4e is dedicated to human history and culture. It is really big1 )on't get lost1 /ere you can find impressie treasures , including ob2ects from +gypt, 3thens, &edieal +urope, +urope, &e$ico and so on. 4or e$ample, you can see the famous 5Rosetta Stone5. 6. ritain's most famous store and possibly the most famous store in the %orld, H*++)4 features on many tourist 'must#see' lists # and %ith good good reason. It occupies a ast site in London's fashionable 7nightsbridge. 7nightsbridge. *ou can see and buy products such as pianos, cooking pans, pets and perfumery .
&. B,n/6* P**e is the London residence of the monarchy of the 8nited 7ingdom. It is ery big1 "here are si$ hundred rooms, a s%imming pool, a cinema and a post office. "here is a special flag on the top of the roof. It’s the Royal Standard. "hat means that the 9ueen is at home. -hen the 9ueen is not at home, you can see the ritish flag, called the :8nion ;ack<. 7. We45n45e+ A99e(. In this area you can see the /ouses of Parliament. !e$t to this building you can see the clock to%er. Inside the clock to%er there is a famous bell, called ig en . -estmister 3bbey is near the /ouses of Parliament. "his is a ery ancient church . "he kings and ueens of +ngland are cro%ned here. 8. B/ Ben is the nickname of the clock to%er at the north of the Palace of -estminster in London. "he latin %ords under the clockface read )=&I!+ S3L>3& 43C R+?I!3& !=S"R3& >IC"=RI3& PRI&3&, %hich means O Lord, keep safe our Queen Victoria the First. 3 special light aboe the clock faces is illuminated %hen parliament is in session. . S5 P*:4 C*56e)+* , London, is a Church of +ngland cathedral, the seat of the ishop of London. Its art and architecture are ama@ing. *ou can enture do%n to the crypt and discoer the tombs and memorials of some of the nation’s greatest heroes such as 3dmiral Lord !elson and the )uke of -ellington. 1#. T6e T;e+ - Ln)n %as built by -illiam the Conueror London in (AB. It has been a palace, a fortress, a prison and a @oo1 -e can isit the building and see the Cro%n 2e%els. "hey are in the original to%er called the 5 -hite "o%er5. "he men in red and blue uniform are called the 5eefeaters5."hey are the guardians of the "o%er. 11. Ln)n:4 T;e+ B+)/e is one of the most recogni@able bridges in the %orld. It has a >ictorian ?othic style. "aking photographs of the "o%er bridge is a faorite London tourist actiity, but you can also go inside the bridge, %here you'll hae a magnificent ie% oer London from the %alk%ay bet%een the t%o bridge to%ers. 12. Ln)n E(e is (0A metres tall. *ou can see London from the sky1 It’s +urope’s tallest obseration %heel in the centre of London. 3ll capsules are air#conditioned and %heelchair accessible. It's fantastic1
