Can you name the Landmarks of London? by ajdbcd

Clue	Landmark
Famous Castle
Commemorates the Great Fire of London
Parliament meets here
Victorian concert hall
Stood high while London burnt
War Ship on the Thames
Millenium monument
The Changing of the Guard is in front of this
It needs to raise to let things through
It had to be moved because it was too small
Contains Nelsons Column
An old power station.
Sir Francis Drake's Ship
Where our time is set from
Londons largest park

Clue	Landmark
Contains a famous reading room
Lots of them moving people all the time
A home of the queen
The home of British Fooball
A funny shaped skyscraper
Soon to be a new landmark
Londons tallest building
Coronations are held here
Built by a queen and her husband
Contains ZSL London Zoo
The home of Duke Wellington
Named after a famous gravy
A famous Underground saying
Famous for its Pelicans and view of Whitehall
Built by Boris Johnson

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London by Lankmark Quiz

by ajdbcd

Created Nov 23, 2010 in Geography
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	RealityChuck:	Nov 23rd, 2010 at 20:16 GMT		3 points
	Bad list with no hints. Where is Westminster Abbey? Hyde Park? British Museum? Trafalgar Square? Also, Parliament is spelled wrong.

	mattmoreton:	Jan 27th, 2011 at 10:26 GMT		1 point
	(i) Richmond is by far the biggest park in London and is more than 6 times larger than Hyde park. Hampstead heath is more than double the size and even Regents park is bigger. If your argument is that it is the largest park in the City of London then this too is incorrect as Hyde park is not in the City of London but instead the City of Westminster. If this was you argument you would have to remove many of the places listed as they are in Greater London but not in the City of London. (ii)Windsor castle is not in Greater London it is in Berkshire. (iii)St Paul's Cathedral WAS destroyed in the Great Fire of London and rebuilt between 1675 and 1710. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and it is the fourth Cathedral to occupy the site! (iv)It is a myth that Marble Arch was moved because it was too narrow for the Queen's state coach to pass through. It was moved when the new east front of Buckingham Palace was built in 1851 and the Queen's state coach did pass through it for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953! (v)Canary Wharf is not a building, it is an area. The tallest building in Canary Wharf and the one synonymous with the name is One Canada Square. This however is no longer the tallest structure in London. The Shard took this title in 2010 and when it is complete it will be the tallest building in London. (vi)City Hall was built before Boris Johnson became London Mayor. In 2002, when it was opened, he was MP for Henley in Oxfordshire! Ken Livingstone was London Mayor at the time.

	ajdbcd:	Mar 20th, 2011 at 16:13 GMT		0 points
	I believe that people obviously like to make themselves sound really clever by making other people look and fell like idiots. At least i tried to contribute.

	angularity:	Aug 1st, 2011 at 22:22 GMT		1 point
	Interesting quiz. I think you should just go with "Mind the Gap" for the famous expression on the underground, minus the please.

	planetmutty:	Nov 7th, 2011 at 09:47 GMT		1 point
	I think "Royal Albert Hall" should also be accepted. Windsor Castle is outside the Greater London area therefore, technically, not in London. Also, I never saw 'Please Mind The Gap" when I lived there, it was always just "Mind The Gap"