of The Houses of Parliament,
also known as the
Palace of Westminster. The building consists of The House of Commons,
The House of Lords and Westminster Hall.
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- 2. The Houses of Parliament
- 4. The Palace of Westminster
- 5. The Houses of ParliamentBig Ben is
- 6. The Palace of Westminster and Big Ben
- 7. Big Ben One of the most famouslandmarks
- 9. Westminster AbbeyJust next to the Palaceof Westminster,
- 10. On the other side of the River
- 11. The Buckingham Palace
- 12. Buckingham PalaceThis is the official London
- 13. The Buckingham Palace
- 15. The Tower of London
- 16. Tower of LondonSituated by the River Thames,
- 17. Tower BridgeThe Bridge, constructed in the 1890s,
- 18. St Paul's Cathedral
- 19. St Paul’s CathedralThe present cathedral dates
- 21. St Paul's Cathedral
- 22. St Paul's Cathedral
- 23. Trafalgar SquareA square in central London,
- 24. Trafalgar Square
- 25. Trafalgar Square
- 26. British MuseumOne of the world’s largestand most
- 27. Piccadilly CircusA famous traffic intersection renowned
- 28. Piccadilly Circus
- 29. Piccadilly
- 30. Piccadilly
- 31. Piccadilly Circus
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The Houses of Parliament
Слайд 5
The Houses
of Parliament
Big Ben is a part
of The Houses of Parliament,
Palace of Westminster.The building consists of The House of Commons,
The House of Lords and Westminster Hall.
Слайд 7
Big Ben
One of the most famous
landmarks of
London.
The name „Big Ben”
does not refer
to the whole clocktower,
but
to the thirteen-tonnebell that strikes the hour.
Слайд 9
Westminster
Abbey
Just next to the Palace
of Westminster,
this gothic
church
is the traditional place
of coronation and burial
site for
English monarchs.
Слайд 10
On the other side
of the River Thames
you can see
the London Eye,
sometimes called
the
Millenium Wheel,the largest observation
wheel in the world.
It was opened
on December 31, 1999.
London Eye
Слайд 12
Buckingham
Palace
This is the official London residence of
the British monarch.
In front of it stands a
sculpture called the Victoria Memorial, a large statue of Queen Victoria.
Слайд 16
Tower
of London
Situated by the River Thames,
it is
the most famous fortress
in the UK. It is
a complex of buildings which have served
as treasury, mint, palace, place
of execution and prison.
Слайд 17
Tower Bridge
The Bridge, constructed in the 1890s, took
its
name from the nearby Tower of London.
The
road over the bridge can be raised to allow ships to pass through.
Слайд 19
St Paul’s
Cathedral
The present cathedral dates
from the
17th century,
when it was rebuilt after
the Great
Fire of London, and was
designed by
Christopher Wren.
Слайд 23
Trafalgar
Square
A square in central London,
which commemorates
the
Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Nelson’s column is in
the centre, surrounded by fountains
and four huge bronze lions.
Слайд 26
British
Museum
One of the world’s largest
and most important
museums
of human
history and culture,
home to over seven
million objects from
all continents.
Слайд 27
Piccadilly
Circus
A famous traffic intersection
renowned for its
video display
and neon signs as well
as the
Shaftesbury memorial fountain and the statue
of the Angel of Christian
Charity, often called „Eros”.
