1.

O Londýně

2.	Zajímavá místa Londýna

2.1.	Houses of Parliament

2.2.

Big Ben

2.3.	Westminster Abbey

2.4.	Trafalgar square

2.5.	National Gallery

2.6.	10 Downing Street

2.7.	Buckingham Palace

2.7.1.

Královská rodina

2.8.	St. Paul´s Cathedral

2.9.

Monument

2.10.

Piccadilly Circus

2.11.

Věže Londýna

2.11.1.

Tower Bridge

2.12.

British museum

2.13.

Science Museum

2.14.

London Dungeon

2.15.

Madame Tussaud´s museum

2.16.

Planetarium

2.17.

Sherlock Holmes museum

2.18.

Royal Observatory in Greenwich

2.19.

London Eye

3.	Londýnské parky

3.1.	St. James's Park

3.2.	Regent's Park

4.	Nakupování

4.1.	Oxford Street

4.2.

Harrod´s

5.

Sport

6.

Doprava

6.1.

Metro

6.2.	Patrové autobusy

6.3.

Taxi

6.4.

Letiště

"London parks
London is a city of almost 80 parks. The most famous royal park is Hyde Park. In the North-East corner of Hyde Parks stands the Marble Arch. Formerly there was an execution place.
But Hyde Park is best-known for its Speaker's Corner, the place where everybody can speak publicly without fear of being arrested for their opinions. On the west, Hyde Park continues with Kensington Gardens. Here stands Kensington Palace, where lived Princess Diana. We visited Hyde Park. I was tired after walking the whole day. I just sat down and waited for the bus which took us to our host family. We didn´t go to the Speaker´s Corner.

St James's Park is the oldest park in London. There´s Duck Island, which is home of many water birds. You can even see a pelican there. The exclusive street The Mall separates the park from St. James's Palace which became a royal residence in 1699 after the fire had damaged White Hall.
Regent's Park is perhaps London's most elegant park. There are gardens, lakes and a zoo.

Shopping
I couldn´t do much shopping. Everything was too expensive for me to buy. I could get only some postcards and a double-decker bus- a toy for me brother.
There are a lot of shops in London. It is the centre of fashion, too. There
are many boutiques where you can buy clothes made by the best designers of the world.
In Oxford Street there department stores such as Lewis or Marks and Spencer.

Harrod´s
The most famous British department store, Harrods, started as a small grocery shop in 1849, so it has a long tradition It´s for very rich people, you don’t see prizes. Staff is very polite, dressed in special costumes, you have to be well dressed to get in. Harrods is owned by the Egyptian, Mohammed Al Fayed.
Street markets are quite cheap. Most markets sell fruit and vegetables, clothes, things for the house, records and jewellery. In London, there are about 40 or 50 markets. Some of them specialise in flowers, pets or second - hand books. Covent Garden was once a big food market, now there are cafés and small shops. G.B. Shaw´s play Pygmalion took place there.
One pound shop – very popular in GB, you get everything for one pond. In our country there are such shops, too. You get things for 39 Kč. Goods are not high-quality.
The most common shop in Britain is the grocer´s. It sells food, such as tea, coffee, sugar, jam, biscuits, detergents and polish. Another common shop is the chemist´s. In America the chemist´s shop is called a drugstore."

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