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MY DREAM WEEKEND

}Hello my name is Sümeyye. I’ll tel you about my dream.My biggest dream is to spend a weekend abroad, especially in london.
THE LONDON

}Actually, there are many reasons I want to go to London, but most of all, I want to see the Warner Bros Studio.
WARNER BROSS STUDIO
WARNER BROS STUDIO
}Of course, when I go to London, not only Warner Bros. Studio, I would like to visit a lot of places.
}These include the london eye, buckingham palace, oxford street, british museum,kings cross train staition and many other places
LONDON EYE

BRITISH MUSEUM

BUCKİNGHAM PALACE

OXFORD STREET
}After london i want to go to Edinburgh, the capital of scotland
}Edinburgh Castle is one of the important places to visit.
   EDİNBURGH  CASTLE

 THE ELEPHANT HOUSE


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