1. LONDON.

4. In London there are four sites that are World Heritage Sites: the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey and St. Margaret's Church, the Tower of London, the historic site of Greenwich, and the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

7. Its construction began during the thirteenth century under the rule of Henry III.

9. The scene of events like the wedding of Prince Charles to Princess Diana.Cathedral of Saint Paul .

11. It weighs 13 tons.

12. In 1856 a bell was built by John Warm and Sons was the evidence for the break which was again cast by Whitechapel Bell Foundry in 1858.Big Ben .

17. It was construction in 1999.

18. It is the largest waterwheel in the.

22. Was designed and built by Christopher Wren.

23. Was used for the construction of red brick and Portland stone. The church of Saint James .

26. Palaces .

29. The Palace has become one of the main attractions of the British capital.Palace Buckingham .

31. Today is the official residence of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. ClarenceHouse .

35. Located on the north bank of the Thames, before the National Theater in London.

36. Built in the sixteenth century by Sir William Chambers, originally housed government offices. Somerset House .

37. Museums .

39. It was founded in 1753 and was based primarily on collections of physical and scientific Hans Sloane.

41. Which consists of 2,300 paintings belongs to the British state, so the entry is public, only having to pay for entry to certain special exhibitions. The National Gallery .