London London is the capital city of the United Kingdom It is the biggest city in Britain. It has more than 7 million people.
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- 2. CHAPTER 1: A GREAT CITY
- 3. Roman London The Romans came to England in the year 43. Their ships came up the
- 4. Other people from northern Europe invaded England: they were the Jutes, Angles and Saxons. They came
- 5. William the Conqueror In 1066, England had a new King:William the Conqueror, from France. He built
- 6. In 1509, Henry the 8th was the king and there were 50,000 people in London. In
- 7. In 1665 there was a big plague in London. Fleas in rats caused the plague. More
- 8. St Paul’s Cathedral After the fire, a new St Paul’s cathedral was built by Sir Christpher
- 9. The 18th Century In the 18th Century, Britain was one of the most important countries in
- 10. Queen Victoria (1837- 1901) She was an important monarch At that time many railways were built.
- 11. The Crystal Palace in Hyde Park (London, 1851)
- 12. 20th Century During the Second World War (1939-1945), the German bombs destroyed many buildings in London,
- 13. CHAPTER 2: ROYAL LONDON
- 14. Buckingham Palace It’s the Queen’s home and her office. About 300 people work here. Heads of
- 15. The Changing of the guard At half-past eleven most mornings, the soldiers change the guard at
- 16. The Queen’s Gallery and the Royal Mews
- 17. The Queen’s Gallery is in Buckingham Palace Road. It exhibits works of art from the Royal
- 18. The Royal Mews It is the home of the Queen’s horses and coaches
- 19. Kensington Palace has been home to the royal family for over 300 years and was where
- 20. Windsor Castle Windsor is a small town, half an hour by train from London. There, you
- 21. Hampton Court is located on the bank of the River Thames in southwest London.
- 22. The Royal Parades On the second Saturday in June, London celebrates the Queen’s birthday with a
- 23. CHAPTER 3: The City and the Tower of London
- 24. The Lord Mayor’s Show The Lord Mayor's Show is one of the best known annual events
- 25. The city is the oldest part of London. It is now the home of the bank
- 26. The Tower of London It’s the oldest building in the city. In the past it was
- 27. Tower Bridge It is more than 100 years old. When tall ships go up the river,
- 28. St Paul’s Cathedral is in the Centre of the City. Its dome is 110 metres high.
- 29. CHAPTER 4: Whitehall and the Westminster Whitehall is a long road, to the south of Trafalgar
- 30. Soldier on horse. Horse Guard Parade Soldier on horse. Horse Guard Parade Gates outside Downing Street.
- 31. Westminster Abbey is London’s oldest and most famous church. English Kings and queens always have their
- 32. CHAPTER 5: By the river Thames You cannot see London without a visit to the river:
- 33. The Globe, built in 1997, as a replica of the Shakespeare Globe built at the time
- 34. Canary Wharf opened in 1991. It has 3 towers; one of them is 240 metres high.
- 35. CHAPTER 6: Parks and Gardens Hyde Park was first opened in the 17th century. It is
- 36. Deck chairs at Hyde Park Deck chairs at Hyde Park The Serpentine, at Hyde Park Speaker’s
- 37. Regent’s Park is the home of the London Zoo. It opened in 1828. There is also
- 38. CHAPTER 7. More museums and galleries. The British Museum is the biggest museum in Britain and
- 39. The Natural History Museum. You can learn about animals and plants. There is an interesting exhibition
- 40. Some small museums The Dickens House Museum. The writer Charles Dickens lived in this house. The
- 41. The National Gallery is in Trafalgar Square. A big art gallery with pictures from the 13th
- 42. Regent Street Piccadilly Circus Regent Street Piccadilly Circus Oxford Street / Carnaby Street
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