1. THE TRAVELLING AROUND LONDON.

2. Romans established a port about 2000 years ago.
Who established a port called Londinium?
Romans established a port about 2000 years ago.

3. They called it Londinium.
How did Romans call London?
They called it Londinium.

4. In 604, the first St. Paul's Cathedral was built.
When was the first St. Paul’s Cathedral built?
In 604, the first St. Paul's Cathedral was built.

5. When was London attacked by Danish Vikings?
In the ninth and tenth centuries London was attacked by Danish Vikings.

6. The houses were made mainly of wood.
What were houses made of in the Medieval London?
The houses were made mainly of wood.

7. Henry VII became the King in 1485.
When did Henry VII become the King?
Henry VII became the King in 1485.

8. Henry VII’s daughter, Elizabeth was the last Tudor.
Who was the Last Tudor?
Henry VII’s daughter, Elizabeth was the last Tudor.

9. James I was the first Stuart king.
Who was the first Stuart king?
James I was the first Stuart king.

10. The Civil war was in the 1640s.
When was the Civil war?
The Civil war was in the 1640s.

11. The plague was in 1665 and the Great Fire was in 1666.
When were the plague and the Great Fire of London?
The plague was in 1665 and the Great Fire was in 1666.

12. Hogarth and Canaletto were the famous painters in the 18th century.
Name the famous painters in 18th century London?
Hogarth and Canaletto were the famous painters in the 18th century.

13. The first Underground was opened in 1863.
When was the world’s first Underground railway opened in London?
The first Underground was opened in 1863.

14. It is about ten million people.
What is the population of London now?
It is about ten million people.

15. It is the Millennium Mile.
What is the riverside walk between Westminster Bridge and Tower Bridge?
It is the Millennium Mile.

16. It links St. Paul’s Cathedral to the Tate Modern.
What does the Millennium Bridge link?
It links St. Paul’s Cathedral to the Tate Modern.