This document summarizes several popular London attractions, including Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, and the London Dungeon. Buckingham Palace is the Queen's official residence, located in central London comprising over 600 rooms. The State Rooms are open for public tours each summer. The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the Thames River, standing 135 meters tall, which opened in 2000. It has 32 passenger capsules that hold up to 25 people each. The London Dungeon is a tourist attraction that brings London's macabre history to life through actors and special effects, located originally in London Bridge but now on the South Bank. Standard ticket prices and visiting information are provided for each attraction.

1. SIGHTSEEINGS IN LONDON
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2. Buckingham Palace
 Buckingham Palace is the Queen's
official London residence
 The palace was originally built in 1705
for the Duke of Buckingham
 The palace as it is today comprises
more than 600 rooms
 The Palace is located between The
Green Park, Hyde Park and St. James's
Park

3. Visiting Buckingham palace
 Every summer the State Rooms are opened to
the public
 These are the rooms that were designed as
public rooms and where the monarch receives
and entertains her subjects and dignitaries

4. How to get there? How much is
the ticket?
 You can get there by
train, by underground, by
bus, by road or by coach
 Ticket for
Adult £19.75
Over 60/ Student £18.00
Under 17 £11.25
Under 5 Free
Family £50.75

5. The London Eye
The London Eye is a huge ferris wheel
It's on the South Bank of the RiverThames
The London Eye is 135 meters high

6. The London Eye opening
 First testing without passengers was on 31
December 1999
 The London Eye was not opened to the public
until 9 March 2000 because of technical
problems
 On June 5 2008, 30 million people had ridden
The London Eye since it opened

7. The London Eye capsules
 The London Eye has 32 passenger capsules
 Each of them holds up to 25 people
 On 2 June 2013 a passenger capsule was named
the Coronation Capsule to mark the sixtieth
anniversary of the coronation of Queen
Elizabeth II

8. Visiting The London Eye
 Standard ticket for
 adults £20.95
 for child 4-15yrs £15.00
 for child under 4yrs free
 for senior £17.50
 Standard ticket includes 30-minute rotation.

9. London Dungeon
• London Dungeon is a tourist attraction
 The Dungeons brings together an amazing
cast of theatrical actors, special effects,
stages, scenes and rides in a truly unique and
exciting walkthrough experience that you
see, hear, touch, smell and feel
 The London Dungeon is one of eight
Dungeons throughout Europe

10. London Dungeon history
 The London Dungeon was founded in 1974 by
Annadel Geddes
 It was initially designed as a museum of
macabre history depicting gory scenes

11. London Dungeon history
 On 31 January 2013, the London Dungeon
closed its doors after 39 years at Tooley
Street, London Bridge
 The attraction moved to London’s County
Hall on the South Bank, next to the London
Eye in March 2013
 Over the years the Dungeon has changed
into an actor-led, interactive experience with
both humorous and light horror elements

12. Visiting London Dungeon
 Recommended age is 8
years old and above
 Guests who are under 14
years of age must be
accompanied by an adult
over 18 years of age
 Ticket for
 adult £25.20
 for child 4-15yrs £19.80
 child under 4yrs free

13. Used sources
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckingham_Pal
ace
 http://www.tourist-information-uk.
com/buckingham-palace.htm
 http://www.thedungeons.com/london/en/
 http://www.londoneye.com/
 http://www.visitbritainshop.com/world/attrac
tions/attractions-in-london/product/london-eye-
ticket.html

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