Streets of London The team: Smirnova Marina, Geraskova Tonya and Gubina Nastya

Baker Street Baker Street (Baker Street) - Lively London area Marylebone (northern Westmister).. It is best known in connection with the famous character Arthur Conan Doyle private detective Sherlock Holmes. Many people read books and watch films about Sherlock Holmes. According to the author's idea great detective lived on Baker Street, in the house 221Б, Which in reality does not exist. Street was named in honor of the builder William Baker, in XVIII century.

Bond Street Bond Street (Bond Street) – is the street of elite boutiques and shops in London area Mayfair. Consists of the northern "old" and southern "new" parts (Old Bond Street and New Bond Street), Which are Near Oxford Street and Piccadilly. It is called on behalf of Thomas Bond, who in 1683 bought and built up its stores. Many people come there to buy beautiful clothes, expensive jewelry.

Holborn Holborn (Holborn) – is one of the beautiful streets in London. The most famous resident of Holborn was the writer Charles Dickens, whose characters lived in Holborn.

Lombard street Lombard street - The central street in the City of London, Downtown London on which there are largest Banks and other financial institutions. From 1691 there was the famous coffee E. Lloyd, later became a large financial corporations Lloyds of London. The name of the street is similar to Russian word: ломбард.

Oxford Street Oxford Street in the heart of London is the most famous shopping street in the world. Debenhams, D H Evans, John Lewis and Selfridges all have large stores on Oxford Street. With over 300 shops.

Trafalgar Square ad Buckingham Palace The Queen of England lives in Buckingham Palace. It is a wonderful building with a monument in front of it which is the Queen Victoria Memorial.It takes people ten to twenty minutes to get from Buckingham Palace to Trafalgar Square, in the centre of London.