The
political centre of London is Westminster. This part of London where
there are many offices. If you go down the Palace from Trafalgar square
on the right side you
will see a small street, where the Prime
Minister lives. He lives at number 10, Downing street. Whitehall wide
street leads to Parliament square. This square is very large. On the
left you can see a long grey building with towers, which in a Parliament
building.Large clock in one of the towers is big Ben. Big Ben is the
name of the clock and the bell of the clock tower of the Houses of
Parliament .You can hear the sound of big Ben every hour in London.Clock
and bell got its name in honour of sir Benjamin Hall. He was a tall
man, who was called big Ben. So people know, the big Ben clock.The
Thames for the houses of Parliament and the bridge over it is
Westminster bridge. On the other side of Parliament square Westminster
Abbey. This is one of the most famous and beautiful churches in London.
This is a very old too. This is more than hundred years. There are so
many monuments and statues there. Many English kings and Queens are
buried there. Westminster Abbey is famous Corner of his poet too. Many
great writers are buried there: for example, Charles Dickens and Rudyard
Kipling.The Queen of England lives in Buckingham Palace. It is a
beautiful building with a monument in front of him, which the Queen
Victoria memorial. It takes twenty minutes to get from Trafalgar square
to Buckingham Palace.