Take 2 Let’s cross the border into England, the largest country in the UK. Here you find the capital city London. More than 20 million tourists visit London every year. Some of the famous tourist attractions are Big Ben, The London Eye and Buckingham Palace where the British kings and queens have lived since 1837. You can walk from the Palace to Big Ben through the beautiful St. James’s Park in just 15 minutes. Have a look at the pelicans on your way. Big Ben is actually just the nickname of the biggest bell inside the tower. It is the most popular tourist attraction in the UK, maybe because it is free to look at. A quick walk across Westminster Bridge takes you to the London Eye, the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom. It’s 135 metres high, but don’t worry; it is so slow your grandparents would like it. Jump on a train at King’s Cross Station and an hour and a half later get off at Oxford. It’s a beautiful old town. The many Oxford university buildings take you back in time. Some of these are open to visitors and if you go there, it’s difficult not to think about the world’s most famous wizard. border landamæri nick name gælunafn giants risar howling letters öskurbréf muggles muggar enchant töfra grown-ups fullorðnir for years on end ár eftir ár was released var frumsýnd exact nákvæmt marked merkt/ur 76 / seventy-six
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