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Westminster Abbey - This large gothic church in the centre of London is the place where kings and queens of England are traditionally crowned, married and buried. Here you can see the tombs of some very famous figures in history including Henry III, Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin as well as visit the museum.
Ответ:
Westminster Abbey
- Type: Large gothic church.
- Location: Centre of London.
- Significance: Traditionally where English kings and queens are crowned, married, and buried.
- What to see: Tombs of famous figures (Henry III, Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin), museum.
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