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Данный текст переработан для  раздела 7 , урок 4 "Around London" учебника 7 класс Юхнель Н.В., Демченко Н.В., Наумова У.Г., Романчук В.Р.

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Form 7 Unit 7 London landmarks

Westminster Abbey is a large church where the coronations of many kings and queens took place.

Trafalgar Square with Nelson’s Column is London’s most famous square with a column named after Admiral Nelson who won the battle of Trafalgar.

The Houses of Parliament (The Palace of Westminster) is the meeting place of the Parliament of the UK. The Houses of Parliament stand beside Westminster Abbey, by the Thames.

Big Ben is a clock tower 98 m high, with a bell which weighs 14 tonnes.

The Tower Bridge is the most famous bridge over the River Thames. There is a museum inside.

The Tower of London is now a museum, but it used to be a prison, the Royal residence and a treasure house.

Madame Tussaud’s is a famous museum where the wax figures of famous people are all life-size.

Hyde Park is a popular London park with Speaker’s Corner where you can say anything you like to the public.

St Paul’s Cathedral is a cathedral built by the famous architect Sir Christopher Wren, where an earlier cathedral used to be before the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Buckingham Palace is the official London home of the King. The Palace with 600 rooms is open to the public in summer, when the King is on holiday.

Piccadilly Circus is a round square in London surrounded by souvenir shops and places to eat

London Eye is a giant vertical rotating wheel with passenger cars is now the most popular paid tourist attraction in the UK. It is 135 metres tall and 120 metres in diameter. Its official name is the Millenium Wheel.




Form 7 Unit 7 London landmarks

Westminster Abbey is a large church where the coronations of many kings and queens took place.

Trafalgar Square with Nelson’s Column is London’s most famous square with a column named after Admiral Nelson who won the battle of Trafalgar.

The Houses of Parliament (The Palace of Westminster) is the meeting place of the Parliament of the UK. The Houses of Parliament stand beside Westminster Abbey, by the Thames.

Big Ben is a clock tower 98 m high, with a bell which weighs 14 tonnes.

The Tower Bridge is the most famous bridge over the River Thames. There is a museum inside.

The Tower of London is now a museum, but it used to be a prison, the Royal residence and a treasure house.

Madame Tussaud’s is a famous museum where the wax figures of famous people are all life-size.

Hyde Park is a popular London park with Speaker’s Corner where you can say anything you like to the public.

St Paul’s Cathedral is a cathedral built by the famous architect Sir Christopher Wren, where an earlier cathedral used to be before the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Buckingham Palace is the official London home of the King. The Palace with 600 rooms is open to the public in summer, when the King is on holiday.

Piccadilly Circus is a round square in London surrounded by souvenir shops and places to eat

London Eye is a giant vertical rotating wheel with passenger cars is now the most popular paid tourist attraction in the UK. It is 135 metres tall and 120 metres in diameter. Its official name is the Millenium Wheel.

Form 7 Unit 7 London landmarks

Westminster Abbey is a large church where the coronations of many kings and queens took place.

Trafalgar Square with Nelson’s Column is London’s most famous square with a column named after Admiral Nelson who won the battle of Trafalgar.

The Houses of Parliament (The Palace of Westminster) is the meeting place of the Parliament of the UK. The Houses of Parliament stand beside Westminster Abbey, by the Thames.

Big Ben is a clock tower 98 m high, with a bell which weighs 14 tonnes.

The Tower Bridge is the most famous bridge over the River Thames. There is a museum inside.

The Tower of London is now a museum, but it used to be a prison, the Royal residence and a treasure house.

Madame Tussaud’s is a famous museum where the wax figures of famous people are all life-size.

Hyde Park is a popular London park with Speaker’s Corner where you can say anything you like to the public.

St Paul’s Cathedral is a cathedral built by the famous architect Sir Christopher Wren, where an earlier cathedral used to be before the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Buckingham Palace is the official London home of the King. The Palace with 600 rooms is open to the public in summer, when the King is on holiday.

Piccadilly Circus is a round square in London surrounded by souvenir shops and places to eat

London Eye is a giant vertical rotating wheel with passenger cars is now the most popular paid tourist attraction in the UK. It is 135 metres tall and 120 metres in diameter. Its official name is the Millenium Wheel.



Form 7 Unit 7 London landmarks

Westminster Abbey is a large church where the coronations of many kings and queens took place.

Trafalgar Square with Nelson’s Column is London’s most famous square with a column named after Admiral Nelson who won the battle of Trafalgar.

The Houses of Parliament (The Palace of Westminster) is the meeting place of the Parliament of the UK. The Houses of Parliament stand beside Westminster Abbey, by the Thames.

Big Ben is a clock tower 98 m high, with a bell which weighs 14 tonnes.

The Tower Bridge is the most famous bridge over the River Thames. There is a museum inside.

The Tower of London is now a museum, but it used to be a prison, the Royal residence and a treasure house.

Madame Tussaud’s is a famous museum where the wax figures of famous people are all life-size.

Hyde Park is a popular London park with Speaker’s Corner where you can say anything you like to the public.

St Paul’s Cathedral is a cathedral built by the famous architect Sir Christopher Wren, where an earlier cathedral used to be before the Great Fire of London in 1666.

Buckingham Palace is the official London home of the King. The Palace with 600 rooms is open to the public in summer, when the King is on holiday.

Piccadilly Circus is a round square in London surrounded by souvenir shops and places to eat

London Eye is a giant vertical rotating wheel with passenger cars is now the most popular paid tourist attraction in the UK. It is 135 metres tall and 120 metres in diameter. Its official name is the Millenium Wheel.