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The legend says: 'IF THE RAVENS LEAVE THE TOWER, THE KINGDOM WILL FALL...'

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This is the most famous door in Great Britain. Maybe even in the whole world. Downing Street is a street in London and its number 10 has been the home of British Prime Ministers since 1732. All the well-known Prime Ministers lived and worked there - e.g. Chamberlain, Churchill, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Boris Johnson nad now the current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

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The Houses of Parliament are officially called the Palace of Westminster. In the past it was a royal palace but now British government works there. The famous Clock Tower called Big Ben is part of the Houses of Parliament.

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William the Conqueror started building the Tower of London in 1066. It was used as a royal residence, a fortress, a prison, an execution place, a royal treasury and a museum. It's best known as a prison. Now it's the place where the crown jewels are kept. There are also ravens in the Tower that mustn't leave it, otherwise the Kingdom would fall apart, as the legend says. To make sure they don't leave, their wings are cut short.

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Buckingham Palace is the home of the British royal family. It was home of Queen Elizabeth II when she was in London, but the new King Charles III only works there. He doesn't live there for now. You can see the Changing of the Guard there too. It's a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace which takes place every day at 11 a.m.

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The London Eye is the biggest Ferris wheel of its kind in the world. It's 135 metres tall. It takes 30 minutes to go round, and you can see all of London's famous sights from the top. The views are incredible.

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Big Ben is a famous Clock Tower in London which is part of the Houses of Parliament. But Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside the tower. It's named 'Ben' after Benjamin Hall. The tower itself is officially called the Elizabeth Tower.

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Westminster Abbey is a royal Gothic church. It's a place were famous British people are buried (e.g. Newton, Darwin, Dickens, Chaucer), but it's also a place of coronations and royal weddings. Queen Elizabeth II had her wedding, coronation and her state funeral there. The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton took place there too.

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Tower Bridge is a famous bridge over the Thames and a great symbol of London. It opens in the middle and goes up when huge ships want to pass through. It has two big towers you can go to and visit the exhibition.

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St. Paul's Cathedral is one of the largest cathedrals in the world. Many famous people are buried there (e.g. Nelson). Prince Charles (now King Charles III) and Lady Diana had their wedding there.

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The Crown Jewels are the most complete collection of royal regalia in the world

The Crown Jewels are the most resplendent and famous of the nation's treasures. Kept under the watchful eye of the Yeoman Warders at the Tower of London, they constitute the most complete collection of royal regalia in the world. Their long history, spanning almost a thousand years, and their continued ceremonial use in the Coronation Service and at the State Opening of Parliament make them one of the richest expressions of sovereign magnificence.

As a group, the Crown Jewels comprise a host of extraordinary items - from orbs, sceptres and crowns, to gold and silver-gilt banqueting and altar plate. All are intimately connected with the status and role of the monarch. The oldest of these is the twelfth-century spoon used for the sovereign's ritual anointing at the coronation.

Today, the Crown Jewels consist largely of the remarkable pieces made for Charles II's coronation in 1661, and later supplemented at definitive moments in monarchical history. Fashioned from singularly precious materials, they incorporate some of the world's most famous gemstones, including the Koh-i-nûr and Cullinan diamonds.

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The Crown Jewels are the most complete collection of royal regalia in the world The Crown Jewels are the most resplendent and famous of the nation's treasures. Kept under the watchful eye of the Yeoman Warders at the Tower of London, they constitute the most complete collection of royal regalia in the world.