London
-	seat of central government 
-	comercial ad cultural centre
-	architecturaly influeced by Sir Christopher Wren and John Nash
-	population of  about 7 million inhabitants, they mostly live in the suburs
a)	THE CITY OF LONDON
-	the oldest part of the town
-	Eastend with docks situated 
-	Westend – cinemas, theatres and shops
-	Tower of London – built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century; it used to be a royal palace and a prison, but it is a museum now (Bloody Tower, Crown Jewels, Beefeaters, Traitors‘ Gate, the Ceremony of Keys)
-	Tower Bridge- exhibitions in the towers, it breaks in the middle 
-	St Paul’s Cathedral – built by SirWren between 1675 and 1710 and it’s considered to be his greatest work, marriages
-	The Monument – commemorates the Great Fire of London, has 311 steps, view
-	Interational finance centre
b)	THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER
-	centre of political and administrative life in GB
-	The Houses of Parliament – on the left bank of Thames, rebuilt in the Gothic style` only Westminster Hall is original, visitors can go to hear debates when the Parliament is in session
-	Big Ben – clock tower built in 1858; called by Sir Benjamin Hall; 97 metres high
-	Westminster Abbey – many kings were buried and crowned here, Poet’s Corner
-	Buckingam Palace – home of the Queen, opened to the public since 1993, chnaging of the guards and Horse Guards in te Whitehall
-	No. 10, Downing Street – official residence of the Prime Minister from 1715
-	Dickens House
-	Trafalgar Sq. – Nelson’s Column, National and Tate Gallery
-	New Scotland Yard
SHOPPING AND INTERTAINMENT
-	shopping streets in West End – Oxford Str., Regent Str., Bond Str., Piccadilly
-	Convent Garden – famous fruit and vegetable market
-	About 100 theatres in the city – The National Theatre (Royal Shakespeare Company), Barbican Centre, Globe Theatre, Royal Opera House, Royal Albert Hall…
-	The British Museum, the Natural History Museum..
-	Hyde Park – originally hunting forest, Speakers’ Corner on the north-east
-	Kensington Gardens, the Regents {ark (ZOO), Kew Gardens, Green Park and St. James Park
TRANSPORT
-	Underground (TUBE) – quickest and easiest 
-	Taxis
-	Green Buses
-	Doubledeckers
-	Main railway stations at Paddington, Vicoria, Waterloo…
-	Three airports – Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted
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