The document provides a brief overview of several streets in London, describing their histories and notable features. It discusses Victoria Embankment's construction in 1865 and location in the theatre district. It also mentions Waterloo Road straddling two boroughs and forming part of Watling Street, as well as Old Kent Road's appearance on the London Monopoly board and as the only route from London to Canterbury mentioned in Chaucer's works. Finally, it outlines the origins and renaming of Union Street in 1813.

1. ROUND LONDON Sightseeing Tour

2. WELCOME TO LONDON The most interesting streets The history of these streets It is interesting to know

3. Streets of London Victoria Е mbankment Waterloo Road Old Kent Road Queen street Union street

4. Victoria Е mbankment The Victoria Embankment's construction started in 1865. Victoria Embankment is in the London area of Theatreland. Theatreland: London's main theatre district contains around 40 stages and is located in the heart of The West End.

5. Waterloo Road Waterloo Road is a road straddling Lambeth and Southwark, London, England The road is designated as the A301, which continues across Waterloo Bridge

6. Old Kent Road The Old Kent Road is a road in South East London, England and forms part of Watling Street. The street is famous as the equal cheapest property on the London Monopoly board and as the only one in South London. Chaucer's pilgrims travelled along this route from London and Southwark on their way to Canterbury.

7. Queen street Queen Street is a street in the City of London, which runs from Upper Thames Street north to Cheapside

8. Union street Union Street is a major street in the London Borough of Southwark It was made for "making a carriage way from the … High Street, through the Greyhound Inn, into Queen Street, and for improving the passage from thence into Gravel Lane, leading towards the Black Friars Bridge Road, in the parish of Christ Church. In 1813, Queen Street and Duke Street were renamed Union Street

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