This document provides a tour of various museums, landmarks, and places of interest in London, England. It describes 10 major stops on the tour, including the Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Tate Modern art museum, British Museum, National Gallery art museum, Big Ben clock tower, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and Tower of London. The tour also visits shopping areas like Covent Garden, Oxford Street, and Notting Hill, as well as landmarks like Leicester Square, Camden Town, Chelsea FC stadium, and the London Eye Ferris wheel. The document aims to introduce readers to London's rich culture and history through its many museums and iconic buildings and locations.

1. WELCOME TO ...

2. • Welcome to London, a very big and important city,
where you can find, old and modern builds, a lot of
culture, natural parks, very advance technology,
museums, where you can buy a lot of things, where
you can visit important landmarks, and outdoors
activities. London is very complete.
Are you going to lose this city?

3. NOW WE ARE GOING
TO VISIT …

5. • This is the Natural
History Museum. On
this museum we are
going to see millions
of artworks.
For example:
dinosaur skeletons,
fossils, insects, etc…

12. • Welcome to the science museum. On this
museum we are going to see the oldest
steam machine, spacecrafts, the first cars, a
plane, a submarine, a rocket-bomb etc…

19. • Now… we can see the Tate Modern, a museum
of modern art of London. On this museum we
can see expositions of modern art with artists for
example: Matisse, Bacon, Pollock, Rotko etc...

26. • This is the British Museum. On this museum we are
going to see a lot of antiquities of all over the world for
example: Egypt, China, Greece, Rome, Assyria. The
most important antiquity of this museum is the Rosetta
stone.

33. • Is the moment to visit The National Gallery, a very
important museum of paingtins.

41. • Now we are at the
most important
landmark of
London, a tower
with a big clock
whose sound is
very spectacular.

45. • Welcome to
Westminster
Abbey. This
landmark is a
Gothic church
next to the
palace of
Westminster.

48. • Welcome t o St. Paul’s
Cathedral, a very
important landmark that
was destroyed in the fire
of 1666. It’s a build which
survived at the Second
World War.

50. • At this moment we can see the Buckingham
Palace. In this palace live the British queen
Elizabeth ll, and it’s very popular for the
change of guard.

54. • Welcome to the Tower of London
(Majesty’s Royal Palace). This tower is a
historic castle on the north bank of the
River Thames.

57. • Now is the moment to visit Covent Garden which
is a district of the city of Westminster located at
southwest of Camden. On this place we can now
go shop.

59. • Oxford Street is one of the great streets of London,
located in the City of Westminster, and one of the
world's most famous streets for shopping. With
over 300 stores, is the biggest shopping street in
the world.

62. • Now we arrive
at Leicester
Square, a
square in the
West End of
London. On
this square we
can see a
statue of
Shakespeare,
and other of
Hogarth.

64. • Camden Town is a district located in the town l
Camden. It is famous for street markets and we
can find the most low prices of London, but you
must be careful with the thieves.

66. • Welcome to Notting Hill that is a district of
London. It is known for Portobello Market

69. • Is the moment to visit Stamford Bridge, the
stadium of the Chelsea f.c. On this field
can enter 41.837 persons.

71. • Is the moment to The London
Eye, the biggest treadmill on the
world. Opened because of the
millenium in the year 2000. On
this wheel we can see the bests
views of the city of London.

72. Sorry but the trip arrive at the end.
I hope you liked it.
GOODBYE

74. by: Pablo Sisamón Badimón
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