The document discusses the author's admiration for London and provides various interesting facts about the city, including its population, sights, and cultural history. Notable landmarks mentioned are Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, and London Eye, alongside information about the local government and demographics. The author specifically highlights Buckingham Palace as their favorite sight, detailing its historical significance and grandeur.

1. London
My favourite website about London is
Facts and Information about London
because I find out a lot of new
information!
That site is about:
Quick Facts
The Queen's Royal
about
Guards Family
London
Buildings
Buckingham The People
and
Palace of London
Landmarks

2. Essential Shops and
Transport
Information Markets
What to see Annual London
in London Events Police Force
Food and Districts /
Open Spaces
Drink Areas
Multicultural History of The River
London London Thames

3. Museums
Bridges in
Government and
London
Galleries
Armchair English Hidden
Travel Souvenirs London
Virtual Presents to
weekend in take home
London
Telephone Pillar Boxes Theatres
Boxes
Live Webcam Kings and Famous
of London Queens People

4. Population
Religions Languages
of London
1) The sights:
The Eye of London!!!
Big Ben

5. Tower of London

6. The Buckingham palace!

8. The Tower Bridge

9. The lion in Trafalgar Square
which was the protagonist in
the story we read!

10. 2) Information about London:
London is the capital of
England. It has got beautiful
sights! It has got 7.512.400
people and is on the river
Thames. The people who live
in London are very well
educated and they are mostly
Christians. The local
government is kingship and
the queen is Elisabeth.The
currency is the pound! It’s an
exciting city!!!!!!!!
3) My favourite sight
My favourite sight of London is
the Buckingham Palace. It is

11. located near St. James Park in
London and it was built in 1761
by the King of England, George.
The palace has 600 rooms, of
which 19 rooms are for
ceremonies or the royal people
and 52 guest rooms, 188 rooms
and 78 private bathrooms.
Queen Elizabeth has 12 rooms
for herself. The rooms and halls
are decorated with works of art
of Rembrandt, Rubens, Watts,
etc. The Buckingham Palace
opened its doors to the public in
1993.
Marinos Varverakis,
B’ Class