Palace of Westminster Review

This place in the UK's Palace of Westminster is the world's largest Gothic building, right? A few photos here can be made into wallpaper. It is beautiful here. The weather was very good when I went there. A white cloud in the sky made me feel empty.

The Houses of Parliament is the iconic London building on the Thames go for a look from the river, Westminster bridge or road to take a good look at the structure, design and majesty of this famous place.

The Palace of Westminster (Palace of Westminster), also known as Parliament House (Houses of Parliament), is the seat of the British Parliament (including the House of Lords and the House of Commons). The Palace of Westminster is one of the masterpieces of the Gothic Renaissance architecture and was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1987. The building includes about 1,100 separate rooms, 100 stairs and 1 km of corridors. Although today's palace is largely rebuilt from the 19th century, it retains many of the historic sites from its original construction.

Visited the open area inside Buckingham Palace, surrounded by Westminster Abbey and Parliament Hall. Goodbye to Wan Wan, see you [hug]

The Palace of Westminster, home to the British Parliament, is situated on the banks of the River Thames and close to other government buildings centred on Whitehall.

It's great to finally go to the booked Parliament Tour. I'm the only tourist achievement I've made so far in London. Most of the interior can't be photographed, but the narrator browses through the main important halls and conference rooms in detail. It's amazing. It's too exquisite. The interior decoration is extremely elegant and gorgeous. Every tile, every corner, every seat bears the glory and rain of Britain, and stories and rituals are everywhere. In fact, there are countless magnificent and complex great buildings in Europe, but the Parliament Building has maintained its continuing function since its inception, witnessing nearly a thousand years of British politics and Royal history.

Once again, I came to Parliament Square in front of the Sistminster Abbey, and once again I looked at the famous London landmark Big Ben from different angles. What's different is that this time I walked to the British Parliament Building to see the appearance of this magnificent building. The building of the whole Parliament Building is very old and elegant. Visitors can buy tickets at designated open hours to visit it. Because of the time, we have a look outside.

A very distinctive landmark building. The seat of the British Parliament (including the House of Lords and the House of Commons) was listed as one of the representative works of Gothic Renaissance Architecture in the World Heritage Site in 1987. The whole Parliament building covers an area of 30,000 square meters. The corridor is 3 kilometers long. There are 1,100 rooms and more than 100 stairs. Next to the Capitol Square is a large open green space. There are famous statues of politicians here. We are familiar with Churchill, Gandhi, Mandela, etc. They are places of assembly and protest, and also a tourist destination.