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Презентация, доклад по английскому языку Достопримечательности Лондона
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- 1. Презентация по английскому языку Достопримечательности Лондона
- 2. Royal Coat of Arms of Great Britain
- 3. Queen Elizabeth IIToday the Queen is not
- 4. Buckingham PalaceIt is the official London residence
- 5. In some ways Buckingham Palace resembles a
- 6. There are 600 rooms and three miles
- 7. Royal Collection kk
- 8. The Palace of WestminsterIt is the most
- 9. Big Ben The Clock Tower with a
- 10. Queen Elizabeth II in
- 11. The Tower of LondonDuring its long history
- 12. The White Tower White Tower is the
- 13. Tower Bridge Near the Tower of London
- 14. St. Paul’s CathedralSt. Paul is the patron
- 15. Nelson and other great men of England
- 16. Westminster AbbeyIt is the ancient church and
- 17. Westminster AbbeyAccording to the ancient tradition all
- 18. The Poet’s Corner in Westminster AbbeyIn the
- 19. Madame Tussaud’s MuseumIt’s the famous museum of
- 20. There is a special place for the Queen’s family in Madame Tussaud’s Museum
- 21. Covent GardenThe Royal Opera House is an
- 22. Covent
- 23. Parks and Gardens of LondonLondoners love their
- 24. Regent’s ParkHere you can find London Zoo
- 25. Exotic animals in London Zoo
- 26. One of the most beautiful parks of London Regent’s Park
- 27. Hyde ParkIt is one of the largest
- 28. St. James’s ParkIt is the oldest and
- 29. Kensington GardensYou can walk among old trees,
- 30. People relax in Kensington Gardens
- 31. Spring has sprung in Green Park
- 32. The British MuseumIt is
- 33. Famous circular Reading Room at the British
- 34. Trafalgar
- 35. Piccadilly Circus It is the
- 36. Famous red telephone boxesSir Giles Gilbert
- 37. Famous English double-deckers and pillar boxes Double-deckers
Royal Coat of Arms of Great Britain
Слайд 3Queen Elizabeth II
Today the Queen is not only the head of
the parliamentary monarchy but also an important symbol of national unity.
Слайд 4Buckingham Palace
It is the official London residence of Her Majesty the
Queen and is one of the best known symbols of the British monarchy. Buckingham Palace was built for John, Duke of Buckingham, between 1702 and 1705.
The first Queen to live there was young Queen Victoria.
The first Queen to live there was young Queen Victoria.
Слайд 5In some ways Buckingham Palace resembles a small town. It has
a police station, a bar, two sports clubs, a disco, a cinema and a swimming pool.
Nearly every morning London’s most famous ceremony, the Changing of the Guard, takes place on the forecourt.
Nearly every morning London’s most famous ceremony, the Changing of the Guard, takes place on the forecourt.
Слайд 6There are 600 rooms and three miles of red carpet in
Buckingham Palace.
On great occasions it takes 3 days to lay the table and 3 days to do the washing-up.
On great occasions it takes 3 days to lay the table and 3 days to do the washing-up.
Слайд 8The Palace of Westminster
It is the most imposing building in which
the British Parliament sits. At two corners of the building there are two great towers: the Victoria Tower and the Clock Tower.
The palace contains over 1,000 rooms, a hundred staircases and two miles of the corridors, and covers an area of 8 acres.
The palace contains over 1,000 rooms, a hundred staircases and two miles of the corridors, and covers an area of 8 acres.
Слайд 9Big Ben
The Clock Tower with a huge bell known all
over the world as Big Ben was completed in 1852. The tower is 318 feet high. You have to go up 374 steps to reach the top.
The clock was called “Big Ben” after the name of the Chief Commissioner of Works Benjamin Hall. He was a very tall man, whose nickname was “Big Ben”.
The clock was called “Big Ben” after the name of the Chief Commissioner of Works Benjamin Hall. He was a very tall man, whose nickname was “Big Ben”.
Слайд 10 Queen Elizabeth II in the House of Lords
Queen’s
power is limited by the Parliament. In practice the monarch has no actual power: they say, the monarch reigns but doesn’t rule.
Слайд 11The Tower of London
During its long history the Tower has served
as a fortress, a palace, a mint, and a state prison.
It has the history of a place of murder and execution.
The Tower of London consists of 13 towers.
It has the history of a place of murder and execution.
The Tower of London consists of 13 towers.
Слайд 12The White Tower
White Tower is the oldest part of the
Tower of London. It’s 90 feet high with 15 feet thickness.
Today the Tower is Britain’s most famous museum, whose working day finishes every night at 10 o’clock with the ancient Ceremony of the Keys.
Today the Tower is Britain’s most famous museum, whose working day finishes every night at 10 o’clock with the ancient Ceremony of the Keys.
Слайд 13Tower Bridge
Near the Tower of London there is Tower Bridge,
a marvel of engineering skill. It was built in the 19th century. It links South and East London. Seventeen bridges cross the Thames but Tower Bridge is the finest.
Слайд 14St. Paul’s Cathedral
St. Paul is the patron saint of London. St.
Paul’s Cathedral is the greatest church, built by the famous English architect Sir Christopher Wren. It is where the Bishop of London has his throne.
It is 110 meters high and it has one of the largest bells in the world, called Great Paul, weighing about 17,5 tone.
It is 110 meters high and it has one of the largest bells in the world, called Great Paul, weighing about 17,5 tone.
Слайд 15Nelson and other great men of England are buried in the
Cathedral. Sir Christopher Wren was buried there too.
There is also a library in St. Paul’s. The Library has some 13,000 books, sermons and pamphlets.
Between two or three million visitors a year visit St. Paul’s Cathedral.
There is also a library in St. Paul’s. The Library has some 13,000 books, sermons and pamphlets.
Between two or three million visitors a year visit St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Слайд 16Westminster Abbey
It is the ancient church and a symbol of England
located just to the west of the Palace of Westminster. It was built by King Edward in 1065. The Abbey is a Royal Peculiar. People who visit it for the first time are startled by its beauty and glory.
Слайд 17Westminster Abbey
According to the ancient tradition all English kings and queens
were crowned and wed here. Since 1100 there have been at least 16 royal weddings at Westminster Abbey.
Many well-known English scientists, statesmen, painters, writers, poets were buried in the Abbey.
Many well-known English scientists, statesmen, painters, writers, poets were buried in the Abbey.
Слайд 18The Poet’s Corner in Westminster Abbey
In the Poet’s Corner the are
memorial to Burns, Shakespeare, Milton, Byron and many other poets and writers.
Chaucer, Spencer, Dickens and other famous writers were buried there.
Chaucer, Spencer, Dickens and other famous writers were buried there.
Слайд 19Madame Tussaud’s Museum
It’s the famous museum of life-size wax figures in
the world. Here you can meet great characters of history and art. There are about 500 figures of kings, queens, statesmen, writers as well as some murders and thieves.
Слайд 21Covent Garden
The Royal Opera House is an opera house and major
performing arts venue in Covent Garden, Central London.
It is the home of The Royal Opera, The Royal Ballet, and the Orchestra of The Royal Opera House. The Royal Opera House seats 2,256 people.
It is the home of The Royal Opera, The Royal Ballet, and the Orchestra of The Royal Opera House. The Royal Opera House seats 2,256 people.
Слайд 22 Covent Garden
It is the biggest
market-place in Britain. Covent Garden was officially established by King Charles II in 1670. It has been the most important market-place in London for 300 years.
Слайд 23Parks and Gardens of London
Londoners love their parks and are proud
of them. They are full of trees, grass, flowers and water.
The Royal Parks are the property of the Royal family. In central London they include Hyde Park, Green Park, St. James’s Park, Regent’s Park, and Kensington Garden.
The Royal Parks are the property of the Royal family. In central London they include Hyde Park, Green Park, St. James’s Park, Regent’s Park, and Kensington Garden.
Слайд 24Regent’s Park
Here you can find London Zoo which was opened in
1827. But the first visitor came to the zoo only in 1847.It is the oldest zoo in the world. Today there are many thousands of exotic animals at London Zoo.
Слайд 27Hyde Park
It is one of the largest parks together with Kensington
Gardens.
Hyde park is famous for its outdoor entertainments and its Speaker’s Corner. On a Sunday morning one can make a speech about something he believes to be very important.
Boating, sailing and bathing are very popular there.
Hyde park is famous for its outdoor entertainments and its Speaker’s Corner. On a Sunday morning one can make a speech about something he believes to be very important.
Boating, sailing and bathing are very popular there.
Слайд 28St. James’s Park
It is the oldest and smallest London park with
beautiful trees and flower beds, and view of Buckingham Palace.
Слайд 29Kensington Gardens
You can walk among old trees, relax, and admire flowers
and plants.
Here you can see the statue of the famous fairy-tale hero, Peter Pan.
Here you can see the statue of the famous fairy-tale hero, Peter Pan.
Слайд 32
The British Museum
It is one of the most remarkable
museums in the world comprising works of Art, from Asia, Egypt, Rome, and Greece as well as Britain and other countries. It also contains rare books and ancient manuscripts.
Every year the British Museum is visited by two million people.
Every year the British Museum is visited by two million people.
Слайд 33Famous circular Reading Room at the British Museum
It was built in
the middle of the last century by Anthony Panizzi.
Visitors of the Reading Room must have a ticket for admission. They can have it if they are over the age of 21, engaged in serious study and can’t take the books they want elsewhere.
Visitors of the Reading Room must have a ticket for admission. They can have it if they are over the age of 21, engaged in serious study and can’t take the books they want elsewhere.
Слайд 34 Trafalgar Square
In the middle of
Trafalgar Square rises the Nelson Column – a monument to Admiral Nelson for his victory in the war against Napoleon. The total height of the column is 56 meters. Four big lions in bronze are placed at the foot.
Слайд 35 Piccadilly Circus It is the heart of the West End ,
a busy square known for the figure of Eros in the middle and for its lively nightlife
Слайд 36
Famous red telephone boxes
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott
designed a telephone box
in the 1920s. In 1985 most
of them were replaced with
modern telephone boxes.
People protested so much
that the old ones were put
back in London’s tourist
areas.
Слайд 37Famous English double-deckers and pillar boxes
Double-deckers are a common
sight in
Britain. London has
3,000 double-deckers. In their
original form they didn’t have
doors but had a conducted fares.
Now they have doors and fares
are paid to the driver.
The first pillar boxes appeared
in 1853, when Queen Victoria
was on the throne. There are
over 100,000 pillar boxes in GB.
3,000 double-deckers. In their
original form they didn’t have
doors but had a conducted fares.
Now they have doors and fares
are paid to the driver.
The first pillar boxes appeared
in 1853, when Queen Victoria
was on the throne. There are
over 100,000 pillar boxes in GB.
