A trip to London is described, highlighting famous landmarks like the London Eye ferris wheel with 32 capsules, Big Ben in the Houses of Parliament, double-decker buses, black cabs, and the Tower of London. Key sights mentioned include the London Underground, Saint Paul's Cathedral, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, Trafalgar Square featuring Nelson's Column, the National Gallery art collection, Piccadilly Circus, Buckingham Palace, and Tower Bridge. Many of the architectural designs are credited to Norman Foster.

1. A trip to London

2. London Eye

3. There are 32
capsules.
A flight lasts
about 30 mn.
The wheel is 135
metres high.

7. The London Eye is located on the South Bank of the River Thames
opposite the Houses of Parliament.

9. Telephone booths

10. A mail box

11. The London Underground is also called the Tube.

13. A double-decker bus

14. A London black cab

15. A cabmen’s shelter

16. Cabmen or ‘cabbies’ can stop
there to have something to eat
or drink.

17. Walking along the Thames River - the Dome of Saint Paul’s Cathedral.

18. The City

19. Saint Paul’s Cathedral and the millennium footbridge
(designed by the architect Norman Foster).

20. Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre

21. The stage

23. The galleries

24. Dali exhibition

26. The Houses of Parliament

27. Big Ben

28. A Horse Guard

29. Nelson’s Column
Trafalgar Square
The Admiral Nelson defeated
Napoleon at the battle of Trafalgar
in 1805.

31. National Gallery - a rich collection of European painting

32. Piccadilly Circus

33. Eros Statue
Piccadilly Circus

34. Buckingham Palace - Home of Queen Elisabeth II

35. Changing of the guard

36. Tower of London

37. Gherkin (in the
background), designed by the
architect Norman Foster

38. Guards at the Tower of London

39. Tower Bridge

40. London Town Hall designed by the architect Norman Foster