A is for Afternoon tea, a London delight,
with snacks and scones, oh what a sight!
B is for Big Ben, ticking away,
In the heart of the city, night and day.
C is for Covent Garden, vibrant and bright,
where entertainers and artists delight in the night.
D is for Double-decker bus, driving down the street,
You may just find it fun, to watch whilst you eat.
E is for Eye, the great Ferris wheel,
Spin up in the sky, with joy, you will squeal.
F is for Fish and Chips, so crisp and nice.
It’s London’s special dish, with a sprinkle of spice.
G is for Guards in their bright red attire,
their discipline and strength we admire.
At Buckingham Palace, in their grandest of sally,
they march with a purpose, never to tire.
H is for Houses of Parliament, found in the city.
Their majestic view is so pretty.
I is for Imperial War museum, where history’s echoes fill the room.
In London’s heart, where tales loom.
J is for Jubilant parades,
under London’s skyline, where excitement never fades.
K is for Kensington Gardens, a treasure,
Where leisurely walks bring endless pleasure.
L is for London Bridge, in rain or in shine,
Its legacy a beacon, through the passage of time.
M is for Millennium Bridge, a footstep’s gentle sway,
Where Londoners and tourists find their way.
N is for Notting Hill with houses so bright,
A location in London that’s truly a sight.
O is for Oxford Street, buzzing and elite,
Where fashion and culture in harmony compete.
P is for Piccadilly Circus, a spectacle of lights and sounds,
Where the heartbeat of London profoundly resounds.
Q is for Queen, who ruled with grace,
London’s streets, a historical embrace.
R is for River, where the ducks and swans play.
Sailing down the Thames on a sunny day.
S is for St. Paul’s Cathedral, serene and sacred, St. Paul’s stands tall,
Silent guardian, over London’s sprawl.
T is for Tower of London, towering guardian, steeped in lore,
Treasures and terrors it does store.
U is for Underground, the Tube’s steady hum,
London’s lifeline, where millions come.
V is for Victoria Station, where travelers gather in anticipation,
a landmark of London’s transportation.
W is for Westminister Abbey, where the past and present intertwine,
a timeless story, where traditions align.
X is for X-factor, the talent shining through.
In every Londoner, young and old, cheer them on, won’t you?
Y is for Yew trees, tall and green,
In royal palace gardens, they’re a beautiful scene.
Z is for Zoo, London’s own with animals galore.
Lions, tigers, elephants, oh who could ask for more?
