TRIP IN ENGLAND

From March 13th to March 19th

Rochester Castle Rochester Cathedral

Rochester

About Rochester :

- In the county of Kent, 50 km from London

- About 30,000 inhabitants

- Founded in 43 by Romans

-Tourist places : Rochester Castle, Rochester Cathedral

Monday 14th March

After a long coach trip, we finally arrived at Rochester

We met girls from the Chatham Grammar School for girls

Tuesday 15th March

Rochester Castle

-We visited Rochester Castle.- It was built in 1127 to protect the town

against the French

-Then we walked in the town- We went to High Street, the principal

street of the town.- We saw the house of Charles Dickens- A sweet shop : The Candy Bar

Wednesday 16th March

This day we visited :-the Cathedral of Rochester

that was built between 1179 and 1238.-the Guildhall Museum. This

museum shows the history of the region.

Thursday 17th March

We visited Dickens World. It’s a false 19th century village where we can learn many things about Dickens and his novels.

Friday 18th March (first part)

London Eye

Westminster Abbey

Big BenBuckingham Palace

We left from Rochester to go to London. We walked in the city and saw famous monuments.

Friday 18th March (Second part)

Trafalgar Square

Hamleys toy shop

We went shopping on the famous Regent Street (Hamleys) and Oxford Street. We entered in Selfridges, a luxury mall.We enjoyed this day in the capital.

Selfridges

Oxford Street

Thanks to Mrs Mingat, Mrs Person, Mrs Philibert and Mr Faye for this great trip.

ENDBy Vincent MALBO and Valentin FARFOUILLON