London
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There are also many interesting d
istricts and
quarters in London.
Unlike the West End, which
is London's main
entertainment and
shopping district including
prestigious residential
areas, the East End is one
of the poorest areas in
London known for a high
immigrant population.
There are also many sporting venues,
mostly for
football and cricket. The largest stadiu
m is
Wembley Stadium, hosting mostly foo
tball games,
with a capacity of 90 000 spectators.
Lets start w ith some basic facts about London...
How big is London?
London now has a population of
approximately 8,5 million residents, which
makes it one of the largest cities in Europe.
London has multiple functions and
is of a great importance as a...
The most important facts
about its administration
P olitical centre
the capital and most
populous city in the
United Kingdom.
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The Great Fire of London
Queen Elizabeth I I
The Big Smoke
Tower Bridge, built in the
late 19th century, is
London's best known
bridge over the River
Thames. It's located very
close to the Tower of
London, the famous
prison and home of the
Crown Jewels of England.
Westminster Abbey is
one of the oldest
religious buildings in
London. Since the 10th
century, it's been the
traditional place of the
coronation of British
and English monarchs.
London is divided into 33 boroughs. Each
one of them has its own local
government (council). The London
boroughs are further divided into smaller
areas, sometimes called districts.
One of the most popular
contemporary attractions in London
is the London Eye, a giant
135-metres-tall Ferris wheel, next
to the River Thames. It gives
visitors an exceptional opportunity