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  1. Albert Hall and Memorial: built by Queen Victoria to mourn the death of her husband.
    Albert Hall and Memorial: built by Queen Victoria to mourn the death of her husband.
  2. Bird on the pier at Greenwich.
    Bird on the pier at Greenwich.
  3. Old Bond Street: for designer fashion and jewellery.
    Old Bond Street: for designer fashion and jewellery.
  4. Buckingham Palace: built by John Nash in the 18th Century.
    Buckingham Palace: built by John Nash in the 18th Century.
  5. Churchill and Roosevelt: bronze cast in Old Bond Street.
    Churchill and Roosevelt: bronze cast in Old Bond Street.
  6. City Hall: the location of the Mayor and London Assembly.
    City Hall: the location of the Mayor and London Assembly.
  7. The Clock Tower: in Westminster Palace is home to the bell Big Ben.
    The Clock Tower: in Westminster Palace is home to the bell Big Ben.
  8. Docklands: a financial centre built from the ashes of London's unused docks.
    Docklands: a financial centre built from the ashes of London's unused docks.


 
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