英国著名的景点有哪些？
1.大本钟/威斯敏斯特宫 （Big Ben）是英国国会议会场址，位于伦敦威斯敏斯特市，坐落在伦敦塔与查林十字街之间，西邻河岸，与伦敦眼遥遥相望，北靠国会大厦，南对面是圣玛丽教堂（St Mary's Church），是一座极具历史意义的建筑，也是威斯敏斯特区标志性的建筑之一； 大本钟的报时铃声不仅为伦敦，也为全世界所熟知。在伦敦市中心的威斯敏斯特府前，一座高耸雄伟的建筑巍然屹立—这就是举世闻名的“大笨钟”。
2．伦敦眼 The London Eye is a giant Ferris wheel on the river Thames， near Waterloo Bridge in London. The whole thing is 135 metres (440 ft) tall and each of the 32 capsule-like "carts" that make up the wheel carries 28 passengers. When it was first built， in 1999， it was the tallest building in London until 2012 when the Shard was finished; it's now the fifth tallest structure in London after St Paul’s Cathedral(365 m or 1200ft)， The Gherkin (310m or 1017ft)， The Walkie Talkie (305m or 997ft) and “The Arch”(235m or 765ft); and at night， when all its lights are switched off to save electricity， it becomes known as the “Silent Eye”. At night time you can see many other brightly lit things like the London Eye itself， the Shard， Tower Bridge， Buckingham Palace and more. On weekends there might be some fireworks over the water too， if the weather permits！ It takes around 30 minutes for one full rotation and visitors have a view of the city from an altitude of about 135 meters above ground level. So you will not only get a wonderful experience being inside a big wheel， but also enjoy views which would otherwise require much longer walks， taller buildings or airplanes！
3.牛津&剑桥大学 Oxbridge is shorthand for the two most famous universities in England – Oxford University， founded by Saint Otto in 1167 and based just outside of town in the county of Berkshire with its iconic spires and gothic architecture and Cambridge University located slightly north－east ofLondon where you find beautiful colleges and quads， many dating back several hundred years. There are lots of great books written about both university towns－check out this list compiled by Telegraph‘s culture site！ A trip to either place makes for good day trips from central London because they offer museums， gardens ， pubs， riverside dining， shopping and even guided tours. They’re very family friendly places so don’t feel intimidated if your