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    London is a historic city with many iconic landmarks. Some of the most notable places mentioned include Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Hyde Park, Harrods department store, Trafalgar Square featuring Lord Nelson's column, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge across the River Thames. The document provides brief descriptions and images of various historical and modern sites around London.

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    London is a historic city with many iconic landmarks. Some of the most notable places mentioned include Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Hyde Park, Harrods department store, Trafalgar Square featuring Lord Nelson's column, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge across the River Thames. The document provides brief descriptions and images of various historical and modern sites around London.

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    London is a historic city with many iconic landmarks. Some of the most notable places mentioned include Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Hyde Park, Harrods department store, Trafalgar Square featuring Lord Nelson's column, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge across the River Thames. The document provides brief descriptions and images of various historical and modern sites around London.

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    London Presentation

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    London is a historic city with many iconic landmarks. Some of the most notable places mentioned include Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, the Tower of London, Hyde Park, Harrods department store, Trafalgar Square featuring Lord Nelson's column, St. Paul's Cathedral, and Tower Bridge across the River Thames. The document provides brief descriptions and images of various historical and modern sites around London.

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    London

    Big Ben
    Big Ben is the name of the 14-ton bell which was hung in
    1858. The clock is the biggest in Great Britain.
    The Houses of Parliament.

    The Houses of Parliament.


    The River Thames.
    London Eye.
    You can enjoy London from a bird view in the big glass capsule.
    Westminster Abbey is majestic.
    This is the place of coronation of the kings and queens of England.
    The Tower of London.
    Historical wiev of the Tower
    It was built in the 11 century
    Historical weapons
    It was the kings’ residence ...
    ... and a prison.
    Marble Arch is situated near Hyde Park
    Hyde Park
    Speakers’ Corner in Hyde Park
    Harrods is the department store where the Queen goes
    shopping to buy presents for her friends
    Inside Harrods
    Shoppiong in Harrods is quite expensive, but top quality
    English people love tea
    The rooms look splendid in Harrods
    Are these teddy bears different?
    Victoria station is an important traffic centre
    Victoria station is named after the Queen Victoria
    Victoria shopping centre is a modern building
    The houses of Victorian time have a special style
    Historical buildings next to the modern ones
    Trafalgar Square
    The column of Admiral H. Nelson in Trafalgar Square
    The column of Admiral H. Nelson in Trafalgar Square
    St Pauls cathedral
    St Paul’s cathedral from a distance
    People enjoying Sunday
    The modern London also looks fascinating next to the old one
    There are 214 bridges acros the River Thames
    Millenium Bridge is the newest bridge in London
    Shakespear’s Globe Theatre is made like in the 16 century
    The old double decker No 15 to go to The Tower of London
    London is famous for its Towerbridge

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