LONDON PRESENTATION

london

Greta pedone, Michele cassano

INDEX

1. The story of the city

2. Buckingham Palace

3. tower Bridge

4.Big Ben

5. London Eye

7. sports

8. willliam Shakespeare

6. typical dishes

10. Hyde park

9. Queen Elizabth

11. Saint Patrick

The story of the city

01

Roman rule extended from the 1st century AD. To the fifth century, when the Empire fell. In the 3rd century Londium was, with its port. An important residential area which welcomed around 50.000 people. Queen Victoria reigned over Great Britain from 1837 to 1901 for a total of 63 years.

02

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is in Westminster, it is the official residence of the king of the United Kingdom, Charles III. It is also a place of many public ceremonies.

03

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is a double-sided suspension bridge. It is one of the most important ways to cross the river Thames in fact 40.000 people cross the bridge every day.

London Eye

04

The London Eye is the tallest Ferris wheel in Europe (135 metres), located south of the bank of the River Thames.

Big Ben

05

Big Ben is the nickname of largest bell in the St. Stephan Clock Tower of the Palace of Wenstminster, it is build in neo-Gothic style. The tower is 96 meters.

06

Typical Dishes

A whole beef fillet with mushrooms and ham and wrapped in puff pastry, once accompanied by Madeira souce.

fish and chips is one of London's most famous dishes. it's a cod fillet with fried chips

sports

07

The most important sports in London are football, hockey, tennis, cricket, badminton and horse riding.

08 William Shakespeare

Shakespeare most important works are 5-act tragedy in verse and prose antony and Cleopatra, a tragedy in 5 acts in verse and prose.

09 Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II was born on 21 April 1926. She was Queen of the United Kingdom and Great Britain from 06 February 1952 to 8 September 2022.

010 Hyde Park

Hyde park is one of the largest and important green areas in London. It is part of Royal parks, and is famous for Speaker's Corner, a traditional place for pubblic speeches and debates.

011 Saint Patrick

Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, is celebrated on March 17th: in traditionally Anglo-Saxon countries people take to the streets to celebrate with rivers of beer, green clothes, shamrocks and bright hats.

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