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In this way, the truly famous architectural sights of London could be enjoyed the way the people who built them intended - as seen from the river.
The guided tour in the British Museum included Assyrian and Egyptian sculpture, the Balawat Gate, the Rosetta Stone, the Nereid Monument and Parthenon Galleries, the Great Court Reading room, the 'Living and Dying' exhibition, the Enlightenment Gallery and the Amaravati Sculpture Gallery.
Within the day, there was 'free time' for each Form of twelve pupils to visit other sites of interest under the tutelage of their Form teacher. Popular locations included Westminster and Whitehall, the National and Tate galleries and St Paul's Cathedral. |