English cities

2. - A place where goods or services are bought.
5. - A room or building used for displaying works of art.
6. - A car used to transport passengers for a fare.
8. - A structure that connects two areas over a body of water.
10. - A movie theater.
12. - A place where objects of historical, scientific, or cultural significance are stored and exhibited.
14. - An institution of higher education and research.
16. - A small restaurant serving light meals, coffee, and other beverages.
18. - A sculpture representing a person or an animal.
19. - The movement of vehicles on roads.
23. - A place of worship for followers of the Islamic faith.
24. - A place where meals are served to customers.
26. - A structure that sends water into the air, often located in a public space.

1. - A large vehicle used for public transportation.
3. - A sheltered place along a coast where ships can dock.
4. - An open public area in a city, usually surrounded by buildings.
7. - A large sports arena.
8. - A structure with walls and a roof.
9. - A public road in a city or town.
11. - The law enforcement agency responsible for maintaining public order and safety.
12. - A place where goods are bought and sold.
13. - A very tall building with many floors.
15. - A building providing lodging and, often, meals and other services for travelers and tourists.
16. - A building used for Christian religious activities, worship, and ceremonies.
17. - A public area of land used for recreation.
20. - A building containing a collection of books that can be borrowed or read on-site.
21. - A vehicle that runs on tracks and is used for transporting passengers or goods.
22. - A building or outdoor space used for performances such as plays, musicals, and concerts.
23. - A structure or statue built to honor a person or event.
25. - An underground railway system.