Sightseeing of England

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Sightseeing of
England

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Oxford University is the oldest university in the
UK. It is in the city of Oxford, England. The
university started in the 12th century. Oxford has
39 colleges. Many famous people studied there,
including writers, scientists, and politicians. The
university is famous for its old buildings,
libraries, and high-level education. Students at
Oxford wear special clothes for exams. Many
tourists visit Oxford to see the beautiful
colleges.

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Madame Tussauds is a famous wax museum in
London. It was founded by Marie Tussaud in
1835. The museum has lifelike wax figures of
celebrities, historical people, and famous
characters. Visitors can see figures of actors,
singers, politicians, and athletes. Some
popular figures include Queen Elizabeth II,
Albert Einstein, and Harry Potter. The museum
also has interactive zones and special effects.
There are Madame Tussauds museums in
other cities, but the one in London is the most
famous.

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The Crystal was a sustainable building in
London, located in the Royal Docks area. It
opened in 2012 and was one of the world’s
most energy-efficient buildings. The Crystal
was designed as an exhibition center focused
on urban sustainability, showing how cities
can be greener and smarter. The building used
solar power, rainwater collection, and energyefficient technology.
In 2021, the building closed, and it is now
being transformed into a new headquarters for
the London Fire Brigade.

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Alnwick Castle is a historic castle in
Northumberland, England. It was built in
the 11th century and is home to the
Percy family. The castle is famous for its
medieval architecture and as a filming
location for Harry Potter, where it was
used as Hogwarts. Today, visitors can
explore the castle and its gardens.

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Sherlock Holmes Museum is in
London at 221B Baker Street. It
looks like the home of Sherlock
Holmes from the books. Inside,
there are old furniture, detective
items, and famous objects. The
museum opened in 1990 and is
popular with visitors.