Răspundeți la întrebări pe baza textui:To get around London most visitors choose the Official London Transport Sightseeing Tour, a 90-minute ride on an
open bus starting in Trafalgar Square and
offering the tourists the chance to admire
the most beautiful sights of the city.If you'd rather explore London on your own, there's a wide network of
public transport: double-deckers (don't forget to queue, otherwise Londoners will be irritated), river buses or the under-ground (if you have speed in mind); the
black-cab taxi service is also available,but it is rather expensive.West End theatres with their wide range of shows are just a few minutes' walk from Piccadilly Circus
and so is the world famous Covent Garden, home of the Royal Opera.One can also choose from the many
attractions offered by the modern arts centre built on the South Bank of the Thames, which houses the National Theatre, the Royal Festival Hall, the
National Film Theatre, with its two cinemas, the Museum of the Moving Image and an exquisite art gallery.For those who are fond of shopping, Regent
Street and Oxford Street are the answer. You
may also want to have a look at Mayfair's elegant Victorian arcades. For a change, visit Petticoat Lane, London's most famous outdoor market, open every Sunday.The numerous parks offer shelter from
the noise of the big city. Nothing is more relaxing than a quiet stroll and refreshments in St. James's Park, near Buckingham Palace, or a long morning walk in Hyde Park. Children will always choose Regent's Park which houses London Zoo or Kensington Gardens, where
they can play near Peter Pan's statue.The hot spots of music and dance are located near Leicester Square.There are fashionable discos and night clubs all around and a large variety of performances given by
street entertainers till late at night.Elegant but expensive restaurants and cafes mix with the most familiar sight and accessible prices of the
typical English pub where people enjoy
a chat with friends or a game of pool
over a pint of beer.
1. where would you go if you were in london and you wanted to see a good opera?
2-where would you take a friend who is very keen on cinema and the world of films in general?
3- which is the park where you could have a rest after visiting Bukingham Palace ?
4- where would you go for a pint of good English beer? 5-which street in london is turned into an outdoor market and offers real bargains? 6-where would you take a child who wants to see Peter Pans statue ?
7-where in London can you see streeet performane both by day and by night ?
8-what means of transport would you take if you wanted to travel down the thames? 9- where would you get on an open bus for a sightseeing tour of london ?
10- which part of london would offer you a wider choice of theatre shows?​