This document provides information about London, the capital of England. It discusses that London has over 8 million inhabitants within its 1,570 square kilometer area. The city is divided into 33 districts, with the most important being City of London, Westminster, Greenwich and Southwark. The document outlines London's transportation systems, important landmarks, customs, culture, and typical dishes like fish and chips and roast beef.

2. Introduction
Districts
Language
Policy
Services
Transports
Important places to visit
Customs
Culture
Typical dishes

3.  It’s in the country of United Kingdom and it’s
the capital of England.
 There are 8.308.369 inhabitants and a density
of 5284 inhabitants by square kilometre.
 The surface of the city is 1570 square
kilometres.

4.  The city of London it’s divided in 33 districts.
 The most important districts are: City of
London, Westminster, Greenwich and
Southwark.
 The districts are divided in 5 parts: North,
South, West, East and Central.

6.  English is the official language.
 They speak another 275 languages in all of the
city.
 And other language very speak it it’s the
Spanish.

7.  The administration of London is composed of
two levels: strategic-wide town and another
local.
 The headquarters of the GLA is City Hall,
located in Southwark, and the current mayor is
Boris Johnson.

8.  The City of London has its own police force, the
Police of the City of London.

9.  The London Fire Brigade is the fire service of
London.

10.  The service of London it’d the London Service
Ambulance

11. There are 8 airports in the city.

12. In the bus network of London there are
8000 buses, 700 lines and 6 millions of
daily users. They work 24 hours at day.

13.  The underground of London is the oldest and
the biggest underground of the world. There
are 270 stations.

14.  Big Ben: It’s a bell of 14 tons inside of the
parliament. There are 4 clocks around the
tower.

15.  Tower Bridge: It is a drawbridge built in the
Victorian style.

16.  London Eye: It’s a Ferris wheel of 32 glass
booths and 135 meters high.

17.  Piccadilly Circus: It’s the best known square in
London with a lot of stores and tourism.

18.  Buckingham Palace: it is the official residence
of the British Royal Family

19.  National Gallery: is the leading art museum in
London, with works of Renaissance

20.  Trafalgar Square: It is a square that commemorates
the victory of the British army against the Spanish
and French at the Battle of Trafalgar.

21.  The typical tea
Every day at five o’clock, the inhabitants of
London go to the pub’s to drink a tea.
 Disciplined
They are educated in the respect and
discipline, and they have a respectful
greetings.

22.  In London are a lot of art museums. For
example the National Gallery, British Museum
and the War Museum.
 There are a lot of famous writers. The most
important are: William Shakespeare and
Charles Dickens.

23.  The most typical dishes are:
 Fish and chips: Hake fillet with potato chips
 Roast beef: it’s simply beef grilled
 Meat cakes: it’s a dish for eat in the dessert
or for eat at the first plat