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A­ truly­ memorable­ day­ in­ Lon-
                                                       don,­ combining­ St.­ James’s,­
                                                       West­End,­and­the­City­of­Lon-
                                                       don.­ Packed­ with­ history­ and­
                                                       colourful­ pageantry.­ You­ visit­
                                                       the­ Changing  of  the  Guard­ at­
                                                       Buckingham­ Palace­ or­ Horse­
                                                       Guards,­ and­ tour­ West mins ter
                                                       Abbey­(scene­of­all­Coronations­
                                                       since­1066).
                                                       Sir­Christopher­Wren’s­St Paul’s
                                                       Cathedral­ and­ the­ Tower  of
                                                       Lon don,­ where­ you’ll­ see­ the­
                                                       fabulous­Crown Jewels.
                                                       All­London’s­most­famous­sights­
                                                       in­one­day.
                                                       Not­to­be­missed.











             The­Houses­of­Parliament­are­built­on­the­  −  Coming­  back­    from­
                                                          Buckingham­ Palace­ and­
          bank­of­the­river­Thames,­their­towers,­the­    going­ along­ The­ Mall­ where­
          clock­Tower­(318­feet­high)­with­Big­Ben­       can­we­get­to?
                                                          –­To­Trafalgar­Square.
          and­the­Victoria­Tower­(340­feet­high),­can­  –­­What­ is­ Trafalgar­ Square­
          be­seen­from­a­great­distance.                  famous­for?
             Taking­ a­ bus­ and­ going­ along­ Ox­ford­  –­­For­Nelson’s­Column.­(It­is­
          Street­and­further­on­along­the­next­streets­     184­feet­high.­The­statue­of­
                                                            Nel­son­ is­ 17­ feet­ 4­ 1/2­
          (New­ Ox­ford­ St.,­ High­ Holborn,­ Newgate­     inches­high).
          St.,­ Cheapside)­ which­ come­ one­ after­­   –­­Where­is­the­prime­minister’s­
          another,­we­reach­the­other­part­of­the­city,­  residence?
          the­ financial­ and­ bu si ness­ cent­re­ of­  –­­It­ is­ No.­ 10­ Downing­ Street,­
                                                          which­is­a­narrow dead-end
          Lon­don.­ He­re­ we­ can­ find­ the­ Bank­ of­  at­Whitehall.
          England,­the­Royal­Stock­Exchange,­and­a­     –­­Why­do­we­speak­about­„the­
          little­further­on­the­enormous dome­of­St.­     houses”­of­Parliament?
                                                          –­­Because­the­parliament­con-
          Paul’s­Cathedral.­                                sists­ of­ the­ House­ of­
             It­is­the­largest­Christian­church­next­to­    Commons­and­the­House­of­
                                                            Lords.
          St­ Peter’s­ in­ Rome.­ The­ majority­ of­ the­  –­­Who­are­the­commoners?
          Eng­lish­ people­ belong­ to­ the­ Church  of
          England.



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