A Virtual Guided Tour to London
A GUIDED TOUR TO
Today we're going to make a virtual trip to one of the most amazing cities in Britain.
Can you guess which city it is?
It's the capital of Britain-LONDON
London is the third most popular European capital after Paris and Rome .
What have you already heard about this attractive city with its impressive sights?
Use the WORD CLOUD
& share your associations with LONDON.
During our trip
we're going to
visit&find out more about the main attractions in London.
We're going to meet a typical Englishman At the end of the lesson you'll share your impessions about our virtual trip
about our virtual trip
Please, choose the picture&give your ANSWER.
Let's start our virtual tour to London then.
It would be better to take a double-decker tour.
But we don’t have tickets for our tour.
I know a way we can get them.
Use the WORD CLOUD & name London's places of interest.
Well done! Now we’ve got tickets.
Let’s get on a double-decker.
I'd like you to get acquainted with my friend -a friendly Englishman.
He'll be our guide&show us the most striking sights in London.
Oh, no! We've got a real problem.
Our guide's fallen ill.
Would you like to take the role of a tourist
guide
&show us
&share some facts about the
most famous attractions in London with us?
Please, choose the smile&give your ANSWER
Our guide has left his notes that will help you
about the best-known attractions in LONDON.
This video will help you to act as a tourist guide, inviting tourists to visit
LONDON
Your task is to make their trip as attractive as possible.
Our tour begins.
We’ll work in pairs.
The first pupil will take the role of a tourist guide
The second one will take the role a very curious tourist and is going to ask lots of questions
A curious tourist can ask
which sights they are planning to visit on their guided tour
about the weather
You can ask how long it will take you to get from one place to another
You can also use these role play worksheets which contain the instructions you’ll have to follow
Let's stop! It’s the first place
The London Eye
the most popular paid tourist attraction
offer a breathtaking view of London
A big millennium wheel was opened in March 2000
a giant observation wheel with passenger cars
135 m high 32 glass capsules
crowds of tourists
Big Ben
The symbol of London
Opposite the big wheel
the 98-metre high clock tower
can hear the sound of clock every hour
Sir Benjamin Hall called Big Ben
Big Ben is the name of a giant bell inside the tower
One tourist has a question
He wants to ask where they can buy souvenirs
The Houses of Parliament or the Palace of Westminster
The UK Parliament sits in the palace
tours are available on Saturday
tourists can watch the sessions of Parliament
Poet’s Corner
statues of great poets
Westminster Abby
a large church where coronations took place
the final resting place of many famous people
Issac Newton
Charles Dickens
We're at Buckingham Palace.
a place of ceremonies,important events and garden parties
the official residence of Queen Elizabeth the Second&the official London home of the Queen
600 rooms are open to the public in summer
see the royal rooms inside
One tourist has a question
He would like to ask if they will have a chance to meet& drink a cup of delicious English tea with her
Changing of the Guard
Horse Guards Parade takes place
attract crowds of tourists
Tower Bridge-
the most famous bridge in London
a pair of glass-covered walkways
two 61-metre towers popular with tourists
a movable bridge situated close to the Tower of London
One tourist has a question
He wants to ask what they can do there
take a boat along the Thames
walk along the top bridge
The Tower of London
One tourist has a question
He wants to know more about the history of the Tower
its 900-year history as a royal palace,prison,arsenal,jewel house and zoo
black ravens are kept
One tourist has a question
He wants to know more about this legend&
hear the scary stories of uniformed guides
If they leave the tower,the Crown and London will fall
now a museum of arms and armour
Madame Tussaud’s Museum
a must-visit for selfie fans
stars from politics,sport,showbiz and Royalty
Trafalgar Squarea
huge square with the most famous London monument
One tourist has a question
He wants to ask about the monument
Nelson’s Column is the monument to Admiral Nelson
the Battle of Trafalgar
is surrounded by many famous buildings
The National Gallery Art museum in the background
The Millennium Bridge
it was moving too much
The Tate Museum
used to be a power station
St.Paul’s Cathedral
You can walk 150 steps up to the gallery
Let’s go on.
Now we can have a rest in the royal parks.
The
police riding horses and bikes
There are ten royal parks in London owned by the Crown.
They are open to the public free of
charge.
Each park has its own character.
One tourist has a question
Can you explain why
HYDE PARK&
REGENT'S PARK
&ST. JAMES'S PARK
attract crowds of tourists every day?
Use the following pictures, they can lead you to
the right answers& help to find the reasons.
So, our tour has come to its end.
Did you like to be in the role of a tourist guide&tourist?
Please, choose the picture&give your ANSWER
Did you work hard at the lesson?
Did you like our lesson?
Did you learn anything new about London during our trip
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