Concetti Chiave
- Jimmy is staying in a hotel in London with his family and finds the city exciting despite the rainy weather.
- They have visited iconic attractions such as the Tower Bridge, which includes a museum, and the London Eye, noting that the view is cloudier than expected.
- On April 10th, they visited Big Ben, clarifying that the name technically refers only to the bell within the tower.
- They experienced the bustling atmosphere of Piccadilly Circus, noting it was more crowded than the London Eye.
- Plans for the day include visiting either Camden Town or Notting Hill, with the possibility of seeing both if they're not too tired.
Hi Joe!
How are you? I hope you’re fine. I’m in a hotel in London, the biggest city I’ve ever visited, with my family. Everything is so exciting here! We’re here since the 9th of April.
The weather isn’t great, it’s raining since we’ve been here! The city’s great instead. We’ve already visited some places and attractions. We visited both the Tower Bridge and the London Eye, two of the most famous places in London. The view on the top of the London Eye was great, but there were too many clouds, so I think the view is much more better with the sun. The Tower Bridge is great: there’s a museum inside, and it’s different than the other bridges in London. On the 10th of April we visited the Big Ben, the most famous tower in London. In fact, only the bell is called “Big Ben”, but the name is generally used to refer to the clock tower. In the afternoon, we went to Piccadilly Circus, where there were more people than at the London Eye. We’ve already travelled on a traditional London taxi.
Today we’re going to visit either Camden Town or Notting Hill, but if we don’t get tired, we’ll visit both of them.
Write to me soon,
Jimmy.
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