PLACES IN

LONDON
BUCKINGHAM
PALACE

It is where the monarch

stays when in London.
You can visit 19 rooms.
WEMBLEY STADIUM

The new stadium opened in

2007. You can see concerts and
various sports events, such as
football, rugby, etc.
THE TOWER
OF LONDON
It’s a UNESCO World
Heritage Site. You can see
the monarch’s crown
jewels.
LEICESTER SQUARE

It’s a public square for

pedestrians. There are a lot
of cinemas and restaurants
around the square.
PICADILLY CIRCUS

It’s particularly known for its

video display and neon signs,
as well as a statue in the
centre, mistakenly believed to
be of Eros.
 THE HOUSES OF
PARLIAMENT

Big Ben is the

nickname of the
clock. You can
see debates or
take a tour.
TRAFALGAR SQUARE

It’s a public square.

Nelson’s column is
at its centre, and the
national Gallery is
on one side.
ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL

Its building started in 1675

and finished in 1710. You can
visit the cathedral and enjoy
the wonderful architecture.
It’s a very large church used
for royal weddings and
funerals. Many famous
people are buried here.

WESTMINSTER
ABBEY
 COVENT GARDEN

It was London’s old fruit

and vegetable market.
Now it’s full of shops,
restaurants, bars, and
street entertainers.