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    London is the capital of Great Britain and the largest city in Britain, with over 8 million residents. Some of London's most famous landmarks include Big Ben, a 96-meter tall clock that can be heard from far away, Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives with 775 rooms, and the Houses of Parliament where British laws are decided in its 1000 rooms. London also has an extensive underground train system called the tube with 270 stations, as well as iconic sites like the London Eye Ferris wheel and Tower Bridge that spans the River Thames.

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    London is the capital of Great Britain and the largest city in Britain, with over 8 million residents. Some of London's most famous landmarks include Big Ben, a 96-meter tall clock that can be heard from far away, Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives with 775 rooms, and the Houses of Parliament where British laws are decided in its 1000 rooms. London also has an extensive underground train system called the tube with 270 stations, as well as iconic sites like the London Eye Ferris wheel and Tower Bridge that spans the River Thames.

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    London Kovalets M.

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    Marianna Kovalets
    London is the capital of Great Britain and the largest city in Britain, with over 8 million residents. Some of London's most famous landmarks include Big Ben, a 96-meter tall clock that can be heard from far away, Buckingham Palace where the Queen lives with 775 rooms, and the Houses of Parliament where British laws are decided in its 1000 rooms. London also has an extensive underground train system called the tube with 270 stations, as well as iconic sites like the London Eye Ferris wheel and Tower Bridge that spans the River Thames.

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    London is the capital

    of Great Britain
    LONDON
    • London is the biggest city in Britain.
    • 8,000,000 people live in London.
    • London has an underground train called
    the ‘tube’.
    • Lots of people visit London to see many
    famous sites.
    HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT

    • It is where all British laws are decided.

    • There are 1000 rooms in the Houses of


    Parliament.
    BIG BEN

    • Big Ben is a famous London


    clock.

    • It is 96 metres tall!

    • It can be heard far away.


    BUCKINGHAM PALACE

    • This is where the Queen lives.


    • It has 775 rooms.
    • There are 760 windows in Buckingham
    Palace.
    • A flag always flies above Buckingham
    Palace.
    LONDON EYE

    • The London Eye lets people see all of


    London.
    • There are 32 pods on the London Eye.
    • It takes 30 minutes to go all the way
    around.
    TOWER BRIDGE

    • It is over the River Thames.

    • The middle part of the bridge raises


    up to let ships through.

    • The River Thames is the second


    longest river in England.
    TUBE TRAINS

    • London was the first country in the


    world to have an underground railway.

    • There are 270 stations underneath the


    ground.
    WESTMINSTER ABBEY
    • It is a big Church.

    • It is where the
    Queen was given
    her crown.

    • Lots of Royal
    people are
    married here.
    Thank you for attention
    Created by Marianna Kovalets

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