TOWER OF LONDON The first part of the castle, the white tower, was built the conquentor in the late 11th century.Much of the rest of the tower of London was built in the 13th century and part of the Medieval Palace has recently been restored and opened to the public. ST.PAUL´S CATHEDRAL It was completed in 1710 ,though the first service was held here in 1697.The current cathedral was built after the Medieval church was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.

HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT The house of parliament is also Known as the Palace of Westminster and there has been a palace on the site since the 11 th century, the first parliamentary meetings taking place two hundred years later.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE Buckingham Palace first became the official royal residence when Queen Victoria took up residence in 1837.It has 775 rooms and 240 bedrooms. The East Wing, the most familiar side of the building, is actually the back of the palace ; the front overlooks, the largest private garden in London (39 acres , 16 hectares)

NELSON’S COLUMN Nelson defeated the combined french and spanish flut on 21st october 1805 at the battle of Trafalgan. Nelson,killed during the battle , is conmemorated by the column wich is the same height as the main mast of Nelson’s ship,HMS Victory (168 feet or 51 metres).

ST.PAUL´S CATHEDRAL It was completed in 1710 ,though the first service was held here in 1697.The current cathedral was built after the Medieval church was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666.

Westminster Abbey Westmister Abbey was built on an island in the middle of the Thames .There are 17 monarchs and 8 prime ministers among the 3.000 plus influential britons buried here. The London Eye

The London eye is the tallest observation wheel in Europe at 443 feet or 135 metres. There are 32 pods and each flight takes half an hour.

BIG BEN Big Ben is an enormous bell inside the Clock tower,which weighs more than 13 tons.The great Bell cracked when is was first rung in 1859.It was decided not to replace the bell