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Wellington Arch London, If Paris has Arc de Triomphe, London has Wellington Arch. Also known as the Constitution Arch, Wellington Arch is a triumphal arch built upon King George IV to commemorate Britain’s victories in the Napoleonic Wars. It is located in the central London to the south of Hyde Park and at the western corner of Green Park. It ...
The Monument London, or officially named the Monument to the Great Fire of London, is a stone column in Roman Doric style located in the northern end of London Bridge. As the name suggest, the column is there to commemorate the Great Fire of London which took place on 2 September 1666. There is another monument, the Golden Boy of ...
Jewel Tower is one of historical attraction site in London. It is a section of the royal Palace of Westminster which still survives. It is well known that there are only two sections of the Palace that remain the same until now, the other one being the Westminster Hall. Sometimes, people confuse the Jewel Tower with the Jewel House which ...
Benjamin Franklin House is a London home which once belonged to the prominent figure in American history and the world, Benjamin Franklin. The house is located at 36 Craven Street, London, near Trafalgar Square. Today, the house has been turned into a museum where the public can see a little bit closer to Benjamin Franklin’s life during his time in ...
The Banqueting House is a historical architecture in London. It is the only surviving part of the Palace of Whitehall which marks the English architectural transformation to neo-classical style. It was built as a place for royal The Banqueting HouseThe Banqueting Houseceremonies and receptions as well as performances of masques. The Banqueting House was designed by Inigo Jones and started ...
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Wellington Arch London, If Paris has Arc de Triomphe, London has Wellington Arch. Also known as the Constitution Arch, Wellington Arch is a triumphal arch built upon King George IV to commemorate Britain’s victories in the Napoleonic Wars. It is located in the central London to the south of Hyde Park and at the western corner of Green Park. It ...
The Monument London, or officially named the Monument to the Great Fire of London, is a stone column in Roman Doric style located in the northern end of London Bridge. As the name suggest, the column is there to commemorate the Great Fire of London which took place on 2 September 1666. There is another monument, the Golden Boy of ...
Jewel Tower is one of historical attraction site in London. It is a section of the royal Palace of Westminster which still survives. It is well known that there are only two sections of the Palace that remain the same until now, the other one being the Westminster Hall. Sometimes, people confuse the Jewel Tower with the Jewel House which ...
Benjamin Franklin House is a London home which once belonged to the prominent figure in American history and the world, Benjamin Franklin. The house is located at 36 Craven Street, London, near Trafalgar Square. Today, the house has been turned into a museum where the public can see a little bit closer to Benjamin Franklin’s life during his time in ...
The Banqueting House is a historical architecture in London. It is the only surviving part of the Palace of Whitehall which marks the English architectural transformation to neo-classical style. It was built as a place for royal The Banqueting HouseThe Banqueting Houseceremonies and receptions as well as performances of masques. The Banqueting House was designed by Inigo Jones and started ...