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  • What historic warship now permanently moored on the Thames as a museum served in World War II?
    HMS Belfast
  • What is the official name of the famous clock tower commonly known as Big Ben?
    The Elizabeth Tower.
  • Which pedestrian-only suspension bridge connects St Paul's Cathedral with the Tate Modern?
    The Millennium Bridge.
  • How tall is the London Eye which opened in the year 2000?
    135 meters tall.
  • What happened to the 19th-century version of London Bridge when it was replaced in 1973?
    It was famously sold and relocated to Arizona.
  • In what year was the iconic Victorian Gothic structure Tower Bridge officially opened?
    1894
  • Which historic pub has stood for over 800 years and was frequented by Shakespeare?
    The Anchor Pub.
  • Which building next to the historic Sea Containers house is nicknamed "the bump"?
    A large building shaped like a baby bump.
  • Who designed the magnificent English Baroque dome of St Paul's Cathedral?
    Sir Christopher Ren.
  • What does the green paintwork of Westminster Bridge symbolize?
    It matches the seats in the House of Commons symbolizing its connection to Parliament
  • Which twin pedestrian walkways completed in 2002 flank the Hungerford Railway Bridge?
    The Golden Jubilee Bridges.
  • Why is Waterloo Bridge often referred to as the "ladies bridge"?
    It was largely constructed by women during World War II.
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