Quiz about London

What’s the name of this place?

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Who’s the man on top of this big column?

• Commander Nelson

• Captain Nelson

• Admiral Nelson

• Lieutenant Nelson

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What does this statue commemorate?

Fill the sentence: "The .......... of Admiral Nelson during the battle of Trafalgar in 1805."

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What’s the name of this bridge?

What does this definition stand for?

"The floor of a boat or a bus."

• A power station

• A deck

• A fine

• A crowd

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What was the Tate Modern before becoming a museum?

• A church

• A power station

• A car factory

• A hotel

How many capsules are there on the London Eye?

• 32

• 23

• 52

• 34

What’s the other name of the Westminster Palace?

• The Millennium House

• The Houses of London

• Saint Paul’s House

• The Houses of Parliament

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Where can’t you have a very nice view of London from?

• From the top deck of a double-deck bus.

• From a capsule of the London Eye.

• From Piccadilly Circus.

• From Tower Bridge.

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What is NOT true about the City of London?

• 350.000 people live there.

• It’s the financial heart of London.

• It’s also called the « Square Mile ».

• It looks like a ghost town at weekends.

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