Presentation about London - Part 2

There is a saying in England that "It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive". So I'd like to introduce some must-sees in London to you.

The Tower of London. Sitting alongside the Thames River, it was constructed following the Norman Conquest in the 11th century by William the Conqueror. It was used as a fort, armory, treasury, mint, palace, observatory, asylum and finally prison especially for the upper-class prisoners, from which the phrase "sent to the Tower" derives. It means "put into prison". It seems that the bloody airs are still hovering above this place and stories of Ghosts go from mouth to mouth.
As a world cultural center, London contains museums and galleries of all kinds. The British Museum is the oldest and the most comprehensive Museum in England. In the earliest time, the collections of this museum mostly came from the collector Baron Hans Sloan, the King Jeorge (George?) the 9th and others. In the following 200 years after its birth, the British Museum also collected precious cultural relics from old countries. The cultural relics from Egypt, Greece and China especially lend it much enchantment.