Osborne Review

Loved the Osborn Manor. The room was beautiful, but you can also visit the kitchen and reception room. The traditional garden is very beautiful and the grass is lovely to stroll along the grass to the private beach and other buildings. There is a shuttle mini bus to the beach and the Swiss hut as the walk to the beach is quite far away. There is a small museum next door to the Swiss hut, full of historical artifacts collected or donated from all over the world - very amazing. The manor has a very rich history and I love the room full of family tree. Because Queen Victoria has nine children, most of them are sent to different countries in Europe because of marriage, and their children and grandchildren become kings and queens of places that still maintain monarchy or have become republican institutions. Very interesting

British train tickets are much cheaper than one way round trip, 25 minutes by boat from Southampton Pier to the Isle of Wight, the island is free of nets. We could only grope to the summer palace of Queen Victoria - the Osborne building, where the gardens, the beaches, where people were leisurely, the scene was like in a movie. Under the network loss, it is really tired to want to be full. The waiter's old eyes and our English hearing obstacles, let us take more than half an hour to order a very cost-effective steak meal, praise the humorous waiter

The Osborne Building is a famous building on the Isle of Wight, these buildings are very distinctive and look beautiful, these Osborne Buildings look a certain history, but they look well preserved and it is great to come here.

Not crowded is really rare for us, nice attractions.

The Osborne building is particularly beautiful, and I went to the Osborne building with my friends in the first week of coming to the UK to experience the life of the British royal family and it is worth a visit.