HIGH TEA!

The video discusses the Post Office Tower in Howland Street, highlighting its impressive height and construction, which includes 50,000 square feet of glass. It was admired by the Queen before its official opening. The tower serves dual purposes: advancing telecommunications and housing Britain's highest restaurant, which revolves to offer changing views. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views from observation platforms, providing a unique perspective of London.

What was notable about the Queen's visit to the Post Office Tower?

• She was the first monarch to see London from such a height.

• She inaugurated the tower's telecommunications system.

• She was the first monarch to dine there.

• She opened the highest restaurant in Britain.

What was one of the challenges faced by Sir Billy Butlin regarding the Post Office Tower?

• Establishing the highest restaurant in Britain.

• Building the tallest building in the world.

• Installing the fastest lift in Britain.

• Creating the largest glass window in London.

How often does the restaurant in the Post Office Tower revolve?

• Every 15 minutes

• Every 25 minutes

• Every 30 minutes

• Every 45 minutes

What is the speed of the lifts in the Post Office Tower?

• 500 feet a minute

• 750 feet a minute

• 1000 feet a minute

• 1250 feet a minute

What unique perspective does the Post Office Tower offer visitors?

• An aerial view of the Queen's residence

• A glimpse into the future of telecommunications

• A new angle on the centers of commerce and power in London

• A view of the entire United Kingdom