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Reading: Landmarks Match these descriptions of famous London landmarks to the pictures opposite. Click on the small pictures. A scaled picture will appear opposite the descriptions. Then select the matching description. If you get it right the description will appear with the picture below the exercise. Watch out for the sharks in this place! This is the tallest building in Britain and can be found in the heart of the Docklands. This very big house is the official London residence of a very Royal lady. Your time will be well spent visiting this London landmark. It has 4 faces and its hands are 14 feet long. This is the world’s highest observation wheel. You can see the sights of London from 450 feet above the Thames. This was landscaped for the Prince Regent in 1838. It is also the home of London Zoo. This is where meat eaters in costume watch over some famous jewels. Home to Nelson and lots of pigeons, this is London’s most famous square. Core Curriculum Reference: Rt/E2.4, Rt/E3.9

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