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1. ROYAL LONDONROYAL LONDON
By:
●Estefanía Rey
●Lidia Sánchez
●Vanessa Gómez
●4 DIV

2. Kensington Palace
● The Kensington
Palace has nine
function rooms; the
largest can hold a
maximum of 300
guests, the
smallest is ideal for
20.

3. Kensington Palace
● The Victorian era describes
19th century London and is
named after the reign of
Queen Victoria. She was
born at Kensington Palace
where you can explore her
life in a permanent exhibition

4. Wellington Arch
InterContinental
London Park Lane
delivers elegant
natural interiors
and award-wining
seasonal cuisine.

5. Wellington Arch
●
Come inside thisCome inside this
famous landmark.famous landmark.
Recently opened toRecently opened to
visitors, this splendidvisitors, this splendid
triumphal arch attriumphal arch at HydeHyde
Park CornerPark Corner waswas
originally designed as aoriginally designed as a
grand approach togrand approach to
Buckingham Palace.Buckingham Palace.

6. Wellington Arch
● Set in the heart of
royal London at
Hyde Park Corner,
Wellington Arch was
built in 1825-7 as
part of a campaign
to improve the royal
parks.

7. Hyde Park
● Hyde Park is one of
the largest parks in
central London,
England, and one of
the Royal Parks of
London, famous for
its Speakers' Corner.

8. Hyde Park
● The park is
divided in two by
the Serpentine.

9. Hyde Park
● The park was the
site of the Great
Exhibition of 1851,
for which he built
the Crystal Palace
designed by
Joseph Paxton.

10. Westminster Abbey
● The church of
Westminster
Abbey is the
Roman style.

11. St. James's Park
● Every year millions
of Londoners and
tourists visit St
James's Park, the
oldest of the
capital's eight
Royal Parks.

12. St. James's Park
● St James's Park is
the oldest Royal
Park in London
and is surrounded
by three palaces.

13. Buckingham Palace
● Buckingham
Palace is the
official London
residence and
principal
workplace of the
monarchy of the
United Kingdom

14. Buckingham Palace
● Located in the CityCity
of Westminster,of Westminster,
the palace is often
at the centre of
state occasions
and royal
hospitality.

15. Buckingham Palace
● The marshy ground
was watered by the
river Tyburn, which
still flows below the
courtyard and south
wing of the palace.

16. Queen Victoria Memorial
● The Victoria Memorial
is a sculpture
dedicated to Queen
Victoria, sculpted by
Sir Thomas Brock in
London, placed at the
centre of Queen's
Gardens in front of
Buckingham Palace.

17. Queen Victoria Memorial
● The Memorial was
dedicated in 1911
by George V and
his first cousin,
Wilhelm II of
Germany, the two
senior grandsons
of Victoria

18. Very British nailwork
● Very creative: you
can actually
“wear” London in
your nails.

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