Trip to Gibraltar by Beatriz Mendoza, Isabel Berraquero, Helena Cáceres, Elena Reyes, Marina Vázquez
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The document summarizes a trip to Gibraltar, describing arrival by easily crossing the border, seeing a red telephone booth typical of the UK, and taking small buses to visit places. It mentions seeing Africa from a lighthouse point and taking photos, as well as describing the discovery of Saint Michael's Caves during World War 2 when monkeys moved around the surroundings. It also notes the tower is a copy of London's Big Ben and discusses the Mosque of King Fahd bin Abdulaziz al-Saud that was built by the Saudi Arabian king over two years.
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- Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch since 1837.
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London is the capital city of the United Kingdom, located in southern England, and is one of the most exciting cities in the world due to its culture, history, art, parks and museums. Some of London's most famous landmarks include Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and the London Eye. Big Ben is the largest clock in the UK located in the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace is the Queen's residence that features over 500 rooms, and Tower Bridge spans the River Thames and was completed in 1894 after eight years of construction.
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This document summarizes key details about London, England. It describes William the Conqueror and William Shakespeare as important historical figures connected to London. It discusses the Romans founding the city of Londinium in 43 AD and some of London's growth. Popular places to visit in London include taking a boat trip on the River Thames, visiting the London Eye Ferris wheel, the National Gallery museum, and going shopping on Oxford Street. The document also includes a link to an Animoto video about London.
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In the north of the British Isles, a rough but beautiful country with all its Highlands, lochs, bens, castles and cities enchants people of every age: Scotland. Its capital Edinburgh in the south-east, next to the Highlands and the Firth of Forth, has over 500,000 inhabitants. Old impressive buildings are situated next to large parks and modern shopping malls, hills and bridges are spread everywhere and lots of museums gather around the city centre.
Come and learn more about the capital of Scotland, get answers to questions like ‘What is a Ceilidh?’ or ‘Why is there a statue of a dog named Greyfriar’s Bobby?’ and why this city is worth visiting.
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This document provides a tour of some of the most famous landmarks in London, England. It mentions landmarks like the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the London Eye, Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace, 10 Downing Street, the Tower of London, the British Museum, the National Gallery, St. Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, and Tower Bridge. It provides brief descriptions and historical context for some of these iconic London sites.
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This document outlines a planned two week tour through Great Britain by car, including stops in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Some highlights include touring London sites like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the Thames River, visiting Oxford University and the Cotswolds, exploring Edinburgh and Hadrian's Wall in Scotland, touring Dublin and seeing the Guinness Brewery in Ireland, and ending in Cardiff, Wales before the flight home. The itinerary provides details on transportation, accommodations, activities and costs for the comprehensive tour of the British Isles.
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London is an ancient and historic city known for iconic landmarks like the Tower Bridge, Big Ben, and Trafalgar Square. Some of its most famous attractions are the Houses of Parliament which consists of two chambers for government, the Tower of London which was originally built as a royal fortress and prison, and St. Paul's Cathedral which is one of England's largest churches. London offers visitors views of the city from sights such as the London Eye Ferris wheel and Westminster Abbey, the site of British coronations.
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