Practical part

1. Big Ben
What is Big Ben famous for?
The bell is large: 2 meters in height and 3 meters at the base. The dimensions of
the clock are no less striking: its diameter is 7 meters, and its hands are 2.7 and 4.2
meters long. The clock was put into operation on May 21, 1859 (the tower itself
was built a year earlier) and to this day is listed among the most big clock of the
world.
Attendance: it is visited quite often

2. Tower Bridge
What is Tower Bridge famous for?
Its unusual appearance makes it easily recognizable: two Gothic-style towers stand
on imposing river piers, connected by drawbridges and pedestrian galleries.
Attendance: 40,000 people per day.

3. Buckingham Palace
What is Buckingham Palace famous for?
It is not surprising, because over the centuries-old history, many architectural
masterpieces and attractions have accumulated here. The main one is rightfully
considered Buckingham Palace, which from the first day of its foundation was the
residence of the British royal family.

Attendance: During the summer, the palace is visited by approximately 50,000

guests
4. St Paul’s Cathedral

What is famous for St Paul's Cathedral in London?

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The resulting dome of the London Cathedral was more than 111 meters high and
weighed about 65,000 tons. This is one of the largest domes in the world, and
thanks to it, St. Paul's Cathedral remained the tallest building in the British capital
until the end of the twentieth century.

Attendance: 50–75 per week