Londra Video Tour 🇬🇧 Backer Street, Tower Bridge, Il Big Ben e Westminster

Baker Street is often associated with detective Sherlock Holmes, I used to live at 221B Baker Street, The address does not actually exist. Take the name of its builder, William Baker, It was the one that created the street in the 18th century. The last one is in the Marylebone quarter. The city of Westminster. Madame Tussauds, from 1835. It's one of the most popular tourist attractions in Baker Street. With over two million visitors a year. That of Madame Tussauds is a museum of ceramics with an incredible history And even for some people it's morbid. His illustrious career began in the 18th century, When he started collecting death masks The prisoners are condemned to death. In the centre of London, every stretch of the River Thames He has a story to tell. Palazzi, riverside, cathedrals and churches, The ponti, theatres and museums are all very interesting. Here they can spend a beautiful day visiting the rich past of the city, I'm a foot in Barca. The London Bridge was originally the only crossing of the River Thames. Crescendo la città, altri ponti are being added, Although these were all built west of London Bridge, In the East, the area was becoming a busy port. Furono necessari otto anni, cinque grandi appaltatori (Furono required eight years, five grand appaltatori) is a term used to describe the following: The uninterrupted work of 432 construction workers to build the Tower Bridge. When it was built, the Tower Bridge It was the largest and most sophisticated swing bridge ever completed. Bascula derives from French and is per movimento alternato. These bascules were powered by hydraulic systems, Using the steam to power the huge pump engines. Today these bascules are still powered by hydraulic energy. Since 1976 they've been powered by oil and electricity. The Thames is the second longest river in Britain. For most of its length It is crossed by bridges of small and large dimensions, which allow the passage of motor vehicles, Excursionists and cyclists. The bridges of London are not just points of passage, They are also excellent examples of the English architectural style. and of its development. A cruise on the Tamiga offers no doubt One of the best viewpoints to admire London, passing through the heart of the city and its past. By seeing many of its most famous attractions, To enjoy and live the beauty and splendor of this great city, the visitor may sit in the open area of the ship, I'm going to play piano superior. The London Eye, sometimes referred to as the "Millennium Road", It offers its customers one of the best views of the city of London. Officially inaugurated by Prime Minister Tony Blair in 1999 to celebrate the millennium, The London Eye represents the greatest effort Made by the British Government to offer a privileged vantage point of the city. The London Eye is rapidly becoming a tourist destination. a popular tourist attraction in London, With about two million visitors a year. The chief designer of the London Eye, Ferris Well, I'm inspired by the visionary structure. The Statue of Liberty. The impressive roota sale fino a 135 metros above the river Thames. The various sections of the road I'm going to be the state montage of the Chiatte Galleggianti. The link between the sections It was then followed by the Ponte Piatti. The wheel was then raised slowly. in vertical position with a cave. Famous in the world Come esempio di puntualità impeccable, you are a good example of punctuality. The Big Ben tower It became fully operational in 1859. The name of Big Ben refers to reality. The bell is all inside the tower. The bell itself weighs almost 14 tons. And take the name of the one who first I have ordered the bell, Sir Benjamin Hall. The clock tower is 96 meters high. It houses the clock composed of four faces. I'm going to have to ask you to designate Augustus Pugende. The Parliament of the United Kingdom The majority of legislative processes in the UK they have luogo The House of Parliament, Also known as the Palace of Westminster. The building is situated on the north bank of the Thames It has an unmistakable architecture. The Victoria Tower, the Central Tower, the Big Ben The following shall be added: The top of the arch is a sixth-acute in Gothic style. The magnificent Gothic masterpiece we see today. It was built between 1840 and 1888 I'm going to the opera di Charles Berry. The construction is developed on four main levels. The piano terra, which fronts the river, Hotel office, sale of private lunches, bar and sale meetings. The palace is one of the world's greatest parliaments. It contains 1200 stanzas, 100 scale, over three kilometres of corridors. The Palace of Westminster is situated on the north bank of the Thames. the cause of the curve in which the river is drawn So it turned out on the west side of the river. On the entire length of the building parallel to the river A path leads into various cortili. The initial role of the medieval period That was the real residence. Its position had been considered of strategic importance. The House of Parliament It's not just the epicenter of the UK's political life. But also one of the most popular tourist attractions. Located near the Parliament House, in the heart of London, The Abbey of Westminster It's a must-see monument for those who visit the city. Con le sue parti più antiche risalenti all'anno 1050 (with the most ancient parts of the year 1050) The Abbey contains some of the most glorious architectural creations The medieval capital. Westminster Abbey is steeped in more than a thousand years of history. I'm the first monk to settle in this place. a metà del X secolo (a metà of the X century) establishing a cult tradition that continues to this day. The Abbey has been the church of the Coronation since 1066. It is the last home of 17 monarchies. According to tradition, the sanctuary was founded here in 616. I'm not coming to Torney Highland. According to tradition, it has been consecrated After a fisherman on the River Thames I had a miraculous vision of San Pietro. The Westminster Abbey has always had a close relationship with me. with the monarchy in its uninterrupted role as church of the coronation. The Queen has been a significant benefactor of the Abbey. The Abbey, which has become officially named Chiesa Collegiata di San Pietro A cappella libera del sovrano is the first time The essence of every ecclesiastical jurisdiction Different from that of the Sovereign. The interior is a true museum of English history. The monument to Newton in the Abbey stands against the wall of the choir. The monument is of white and gray marble. The base of the reca un'iscrizione latina It supports a sarcophagus with a relief panel. The Abbey has the highest Gothic turn in England. It was made to look higher by creating the narrow side aisles. The English style is evident even in the elaborate modalities of the principal archers, I'm not going to be a big fan of the lucido marble of Parbeck. The column is decorated with sculptures and globes. The sanctuary is the heart of the Abbey, where the high altar rises. The altar and the altar palace above it. I'm the state planner for Sir Scott. The mosaic of the Last Supper is by Antonio Salviati. The decoration of the chapel and the tomb Additions fascinate the whole complex of the Abbey. This abbey of the first English Gothic It's not just one of the world's greatest examples of ecclesiastical architecture, But there's a lot more. It is the sanctuary of a nation, The symbol of everything that Great Britain has stood for and represents. The place where most of its rulers were crowned And where many of them were buried. Present between the Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, The Church of Santa Margherita She has witnessed many important events in this country. Santa Margherita was built in the second half of the 11th century, Even if it's not certain the data is correct. Dedicated to Santa Margherita of Antioch, Of whom you know little, It's just that his cult was very popular in the Middle Ages. All'interno dell'Abbazia, which is the abbey's main square. The choir is remarkable both for the east window, The altar palace and the altar itself. The altar and the candlesticks were designed by Peter Foster, responsible for the restoration of the church, From 1984 to 1992. The current building is a simple, clean structure. elegant and in Gothic style, I'm going to have to make a cassette. The church is particularly noteworthy for its colorful flaming glass. Presented to King Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain on the occasion of the marriage of Prince Arthur, brother major of Henry VIII, with Caterina of Aragon. The current organ was installed by J. W. Walker in 1897 The richly decorated pulpit dates back to the late 19th century. The use of colored glass reached its peak in the Middle Ages. Largest churches and cathedrals in all of Europe They manifest their own personality. Thanks to the colour of the glass used. The church was founded in the 12th century by the Benedictine monks. It is open to the local population Per esercitare il proprio culto (to exercise one's own worship) In a simpler building at Wentminster Abbey.