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Our Coach tour will take us past the following venues;
Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament, also known as The Palace of Westminster. The magnificent Gothic Revival masterpiece you see today was built between 1840 and 1888, this was the work of Charles Barry and Augustus Pugin. Barry designed the layout and structure of the buildings, and Pugin, a designer known for his elaborate gothic creations added the gothic details inside and out. The two imposing towers are well known landmarks in London, the clock tower, named after the thirteen ton bell, Big Ben, contained within and the Victoria tower, upon which the Union Jack flies when parliament is sitting.

Royal Albert Memorial
This gigantic bejeweled shrine protects the gilt bronze sculpture of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, which was designed and executed after the Prince Consort's death in 1861.

Westminster Abbey, scene of every Royal Coronation since 1066 contains memorials to hundreds of writers, poets and statesmen.

Trafalgar Square set in the heart of London, commemorates Nelson's victory over the French. The monument at the center of the square is a statue of Lord Nelson which is placed on a high column making the monument 170ft high. The statue was designed by E.H. Baily and was erected between 1839 and 1849. Around the base of the column are four giant bronze lions by Landseer. Around the sides of the square is the church of St Martin's in the Fields and the National Gallery (right), which houses one of the world's richest collections of paintings.
Watch out for the infamous pigeons!

National Gallery
Trafalgar Square