1. les Jeux de 2012
2012年奧運會 London Attractions for
os jogos de 2012
los juegos de 2012 Olympic Visitors
Year 5
Kings
Ely

2. Introduction
• The 2012 Summer Olympic Games will be held in
London from 27 July to 12 August 2012, followed
by the 2012 Paralympics Games from 29 August
to 9 September.
• This will be the third time London has hosted the
games having also done so in 1908 and 1948.
• The 2012 Olympics will take place in new venues
as well as using existing and historic facilities
• This presentation shows some of the attractions
the visitors to the Olympics can see.

3. Getting Around London
• London Underground (The Tube)
• Buses
• Taxis
• Docklands Light Rail (DLR)

4. Ojo de Londres
倫敦眼
London Eye
London Eye • You can see around 40KM (25
miles) from the top as far as
Windsor Castle on a clear day
• Each rotation takes about 30
minutes. The capsule travels at
26cm per second
• The circumference of the
wheel is 424m
• The height of the London Eye
is 135m (equivalent to 64 red
telephone boxes piled on top
of each other)

5. Big Ben
Big Ben
大本鐘
Big Ben
• Big Ben is the giant bell in
the belfry of the Clock
Tower at the Palace of
Westminster
• The clock is The Great
Westminster Clock
• There are 334 steps from
the belfry to the ground. It
would you 30 minutes to
climb up if you were fit

6. Wembley Stadium
• Wembley Stadium has been totally rebuilt
and is now one of the most modern and
breathtaking arenas in the world. The
famous twin towers have made way for an
arch over the stadium
• With 90,000 seats in Wembley stadium it
will be the largest football stadium in the
world with every seat under cover.
• The arch is 133 metres above the level of
the ground level .
• The stadium roof is about 52 metres
above the pitch.
• The new Wembley has a circumference of
1km.
• The rows of seating, if placed end to
end, would stretch 54 kilometres

7. Tower bridge
• Tower Bridge was
officially opened on
30th of June 1894
• The walkways
connecting the two
towers are situated
42m above the river
Thames

8. As masmorras de Londres
Le London Dungeon
倫敦地牢
Las mazmorras de Londres
London Dungeon
• The London Dungeon is
situated under arches at
London Bridge Station.
• There are lots of themed
areas relating to different
historical events that took
place like :
• The Great Fire of London,
• Jack the Ripper,
• The Torture Chamber
• The Tower of London’.
Warning Scary!

9. Torre de Londres
Tour de Londres
倫敦塔
Torre de Londres
The Tower of London
• The Keep or White Tower
is the original part of the
castle built by William the
Conqueror in 1078
• The Tower houses the
Crown Jewels belonging
to the British Monarchy
• The First Star of
Africa, now mounted at
the top of the Sovereign's
Sceptre, is the largest cut
diamond in the world

10. Buckingham Palace
• Buckingham Palace is The
Queen's official London home.
• Buckingham Palace has 775
rooms. These include 19 State
rooms, 52 Royal and guest
bedrooms, 188 staff
bedrooms, 92 offices and 78
bathrooms.
• A flag always flies above
Buckingham Palace when The
Queen is at home.
• Changing the Guard takes
place on the forecourt of
Buckingham Palace at
11.30am daily.

11. The London Museums
• Free to visit!
• British Museum one of the
great museums of the world
• Natural History
Museum enjoyment of the
natural world including a dinosaur
skeleton
• Science Museum
my favourite museum containing
everything scientific and space
related.
• Victoria and Albert
Museum the world's greatest
museum of art and design

12. Don’t forget to take Souvenirs home!
• Hamleys in London is • Harrods is Britain’s most famous
store and possibly the most
the world's largest toy famous store in the world.
shop. • It dates back to 1849, when
Henry Charles Harrods opened a
• It has 5 floors of toys small grocery shop that gave
excellent service.