1. Look at the pictures. What do you know about these places. Where are they? What can someone see there? Listen and read to find out.

The Tower of London

Where: London

What to see: Former palace, fort, prison, and zoo. Visitors can see the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters), the famous ravens, and the Crown Jewels.

Tower Bridge

Where: London, over the River Thames

What to see: High-level walkways with views of the city, Victorian engine rooms. The bridge can open to let ships pass under it.

Elizabeth Tower

Where: London, at the Palace of Westminster

What to see: The Great Bell (Big Ben) and the clock mechanism. Visitors can climb 334 stone steps to the top.

The London Eye

Where: South Bank of the River Thames, opposite the Houses of Parliament, London

What to see: A giant Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of London. A ride takes you up to 135 meters and lasts 30 minutes.

Tate Modern

Where: London, inside a former power station

What to see: Modern art gallery with interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations, games, films, and books about art.

Westminster Abbey

Where: London

What to see: A large Gothic church where English kings and queens are crowned, married, and buried. Tombs of famous figures like Henry III, Isaac Newton, and Charles Darwin. Also has a museum.