A deep journey to London
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The document provides a summary of things to see and do in London, including several museums to visit such as the British Museum, Natural History Museum, and Victoria and Albert Museum. It also recommends recreational areas like Green Park, Hyde Park, and London Zoo. notable landmarks in the city are mentioned like Big Ben, London Eye, Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Street, and Greenwich. The document concludes with notes on transportation in London using an Oyster card on the tube or taking cabs/Uber.
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A deep journey to London
- 1. A deep journey to London Nuh Burak Karakaya
- 2. Subjects • Musuems • Recreation Areas • City • Transportation
- 3. Museums
- 4. A) British Museum • A great library. • See many piece from a statue to an old credit card. • Have a drink in Karl Marx’s pub.
- 5. B) Natural History Museum • Divided into four different zones that are named with name of colors.
- 6. C) Science Museum • Charles babbage’s Difference Machine
- 7. D) Victoria and Albert Museum • Has a beautiful garden with a nice pool and cafe.
- 8. E) Madame Tussauds • It’s the best! • Movie and Entertainment Part
- 9. F) Baker Street 221b
- 10. Recreation Areas
- 11. A) Green Park • Near to Buckingham Palace
- 12. B) Hyde Park • The Best • Cycling
- 13. C) London Zoo • Harry Potter
- 14. City
- 15. A) Oxford Circus • Shopping Center of the City!
- 16. B) Soho • Pubs…
- 17. C) Big Ben and London Eye • On the edge of Thames river. • Nice way to observe the city.
- 18. D) Camden Street • Possible to find shops from different cultures.
- 19. E) Picadilly Street • Restaurants, Souvenir shops…
- 20. F) Greenwich
- 21. Transportation • It’s valid in whole of London. • You can get it from any station by giving 5 pounds deposit. • You can use cabs or Uber.
- 22. Thank You! • Any Questions