Task: Question Answering
Input (English): Passage: We had decided to go on a tour of London and see the sights ! First , though , we had to look up what sights there were to be seen . So we went online and typed in a search into Google . A lot of things turned up in our search , like the Tower of London and the Sherlock Holmes Museum . We wrote everything down in a notepad and wrote memos in our phones , listing all the places we wanted to go , where in London they were located , and what hours they would be open . Once we had our list , we put on our coats , grabbed our purses and wallets , and walked out the door . In London , it 's easier to take the train than to drive , so we walked to the nearest underground train station . We selected the closest place to visit , then picked the proper train to take us there , and when that train arrived , we hopped on , paying with our monthly train pass-cards . The train ride did n't take very long , and soon it was letting us off at the station right next to the Tower of London . We went up to the lobby of the Tower and paid for a tour at the information desk , and we were on our way . Everywhere else we wanted to go , like the Globe Theatre and Canterbury Cathedral and Museum , was within walking distance , so we just walked through the London streets looking at all the statues and buildings . When we reached each of our specific destinations , we would talk to the people in the lobby at the information desk , pay for a tour , and just soak up the experience . When we 'd crossed off every place on our list , it was time to take the train back home again . Question: What did they look at to see where train goes? Option1: A map. Option2: The brochure.
Output (English): A map.