Tourism
Great Britain and Its Sights
Which places in England should you visit to get the maximum information about this unique country? Watch the presentation of England<\/a> and read our article.<\/p>
The Tower – a castle that has been a prison, an observatory, a zoo, and a royal palace. The Tower has a rich history; now it is a town with its inhabitants – guards and ravens. The ravens are cherished like the apple of an eye, because if a raven leaves the Tower, England will perish (such a strange legend). The Tower is currently a museum and an armory.<\/p>
Madame Tussauds Museum – a well-known wax figure exhibition. On TV it's not as interesting. The copies are lifelike. Scary and interesting.<\/p>
The British Museum – this museum was founded in the distant year 1753. The museum has a huge collection of Egyptian and antique ancient artifacts, a collection of drawings, engravings by famous artists, rare books, and coins. Admission to the museum is free.
Westminster Palace – this is the venue for parliamentary sessions. The palace has 1200 rooms, majestic 100 staircases, and the longest five-kilometer corridors. The palace offers a view of Big Ben. The structure is majestic and fascinating with its beauty.<\/p>
Windsor Castle – one of the official most beautiful residences of Her Majesty the Queen. An ancient and huge castle. Here are masterpieces by Rembrandt,
