East end

1. East end

PARTICIPANTS: GOROZHANKINA TATYANA,
NESTERENKO VALERIA, BARKOV KIRILL,
GILAITIS ELIZAVETA, KRAVCHENKO
EKATERINA, KHAUSTOVA POLINA

2. What is the East end?

The East End is an eastern district
of London adjacent to the City.
Historically, it was a working-class
and port district, as well as an
immigrant neighborhood (Brick
Lane). Today, it is known for its
markets, street art, trendy bars,
and the contrast between old
Victorian houses and modern
skyscrapers.

3. What is it?

1. Mont Saint Michel
2. The Tower of London
3. The Cornichon
Skyscraper
4. The Alhambra

4. The Cornichon Skyscraper

The Cucumber Tower (30 St Mary
Axe) in London is a famous example
of modern architecture, earning its
nickname due to its distinctive
shape. Opened in 2004, the building
became the first environmentally
conscious high-rise in the city,
thanks to its energy-efficient design.

5. What is it?

1. Old Spitalfields Market
2. The Acropolis of Athens
3. Temple of the Emerald
Buddha
4. Pyramids of Giza

6. Old Spitalfields Market

Old Spitalfields Market is a historic
indoor market in the heart of
London, where fashion, antiques,
and street food come together
under one glass roof. It's the perfect
place to immerse yourself in the
city's atmosphere, try dishes from
around the world, and find unique
items from independent designers.

7. What is it?

1. Baobab Alley
2. Tower Bridge
3. Osaka Castle
4. Shinjuku Gyoen Park

8. Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is one of the
most recognizable symbols
of London, built in the late
19th century. Its uniqueness
lies in the combination of a
drawbridge for ships and two
high pedestrian galleries,
offering breathtaking views of
the city.

9. What is it?

1. Victoria Park
2. The Flatiron Building
3. Lutheran Church of
Temppeliaukio
4. Hofgarten Park

10. Victoria Park

Victoria Park is a large
park in east London. It
was built in 1842-1846 on
the site of the former
Stepney Bishop's Estate.
The park became
accessible to the public in
1845.

11. What is it?

1. The Cathedral
2. Ruins of a 17th-century Jesuit
mission
3. Train Cemetery
4. Museum of London Docklands

12. Museum of London Docklands

The Museum of London
Docklands is located in an
old 19th-century port
warehouse and tells the
story of London as the
world's largest port. Its
exhibits cover everything
from Roman times to the
bombing of the docks during
World War II.

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