Sights of Great Britain
The Houses of Parliament
The Houses of
Parliament.
It is one building
consisting of two
chambers: The House
of Commons and the
House of Lords.
The Tower Bridge
• The Tower Bridge is
the historic place,
everybody is eager to
see it.
Big Ben
• Big Ben is the symbol
of Great Britain. Big
Ben is a bell which
strikes every hour.
Trafalgar square
• Trafalgar square.
Here is the tomb of
Lord Nelson killed
at the battle of
Trafalgar.
St. Paul's Cathedral
• St. Paul's Cathedral is
the greatest of
English churches. It
includes the famous
Whispering Gallery
and many memorials.
The Tower of London
• The Tower of London
was built by William
the Conqueror to
protect the city. It
served as a palace, a
prison and a fortress
and now it is a
museum.
The Eye of London
• The Eye of London
gives a striking
panorama of London.
The Houses of Parliament and Big
Ben
The Houses of Parliament.
It is one building
consisting of two
chambers: The House of
Commons and the House
of Lords. Big Ben is the
symbol of Great Britain.
Big Ben is a bell which
strikes every hour.
Westminster Abbey
• Westminster Abbey is
now a political centre
of London. It is the
place where kings and
queens were
crowned.
Big Ben
• Big Ben is the symbol
of Great Britain. Big
Ben is a bell which
strikes every hour.
The Tower Bridge in the night
• The Tower Bridge is
the historic place,
everybody is eager to
see it.
Oxford
• Oxford is the well –
known university.
London
• London is an ancient
city. London is one of
the biggest and most
interesting cities in
the world.
Wales