Ke London dan tempat yg jarang diketahui !!!sejarah London Bridge yg dibeli .

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh We are going to make a new content We are on our way to London Bridge This is Willesden Green We walk from Willesden Green Station Because we live in this area We will try to use the train Insha Allah there is time for us to make content about the top up This is the station. We are waiting for the train. We are inside now. Then we go out towards London Bridge. We are already outside London Bridge. This is London Bridge. This is the location. We are heading and this is the map. London Bridge. We are walking on the top of the London Bridge. You need to know There are 12 bridges in London, there is Albert Bridge, Battersea Bridge, Chelsea Bridge, London Bridge, London Bridge, Millennium Bridge, Southwark Bridge, Tower Bridge, Vauxhall Bridge, Waterloo Bridge and Westminster Bridge. Now we will discuss the difference between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Because in general, people who come to London, they don't know where the Tower Bridge and the London Bridge are. Let's discuss one by one. This is a photo of the first London Bridge built by the Romans in the year 43 AD. This bridge is famous because it is the only bridge across the Thames River. The London Bridge is depicted in literature and includes children. London Bridge is falling down. This bridge fell many times due to the destruction of ice in 1281, then there was a fire that destroyed this bridge in the 17th century. Well, here we will see the information, we can see it here, I have included it in the yellow circle, there is a black writing about Old London Bridge. This London Bridge was built from From the rock of the 19th century, which was built by the Normans in London. Then in 1968, there was an American oil tycoon named Robert McCulloch who bought this bridge for $ 2,460,000 USD. Then, this bridge... It was moved from England to the Havasu Lake in Arizona to make a tourist object in Padang Pasir. It was taken by boat to Arizona and reassembled on a concrete boat. And this London Bridge was first opened in 1973 with concrete and concrete, more modern. Now we're heading towards HMS Belfast. HMS Belfast is a cruiser that was made by the Royal Navy and now becomes a museum ship on the Thames River in London. It was operated by the Royal Royal Museum. The ticket is around Rp. 16.20 for adults and Rp. 8.10 for children under 5 years of age, free. If I may suggest, you can go inside, there are interesting things, it takes about 90 minutes to see the machine inside, the opening time is from Monday to Saturday. Oh, this is the London Bridge, we discussed the London Bridge earlier, now we will discuss about... This ship museum is very famous in Landai. Rarely do people go inside. Because I don't know the information, so I give information about this, it is opened every Monday to Saturday at 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., then Sunday, Sunday, 11 p.m. to 5 p.m. Why is it so interesting? Because this ship was commissioned in 1939, which was the Royal Navy under the command of Captain G.A. Scott, so HMS is short for Her Majesty's Ship. And this is no longer available, the cost to build this needs 7 years with a cost of 50 million pound sterling designed by Tom Slade. Why is it so interesting? Because this ship is the strongest in the Royal Navy because they are in combat during the war and watching the sinking of the German warships. Well, after we left HMS Belfast, we went to Hey Galleria. Hey Galleria is close to HMS Belfast. This is a multi-purpose building in London. We can find offices, restaurants, shops, or flats here. Initially, this was a port. Hey Galleria was named after its original owner, Alexander Hey. So this used to be Dermaga, ships that brought tea to London and also dry products that were imported to London through this Dermaga. Then in June 1861, it was rebuilt. Unfortunately, this area was bombed in September 1940 during World War II. As a result, the port was moved, then reopened in 1987 and Hey! Galleria became a attraction. The Hei Galleria Market is open every day and you can get a lot of things from here, such as shops that sell glasses, clothes, and decorations that are sold with traditional garbages. This is the boat, and then there are the garbages that I mentioned earlier, which sell traditional goods, so this is deliberately made like in the old days. Sir William Kabit was assigned to build this Dermaga. Because ships all over the world visit this dharmaka, but the most beautiful is the tea clippers from India and China, look at this. Let's go from us, we have discussed the London Bridge, the English Navy Museum, the Dhramaka Hay Galleria. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe. Activate the bell so you don't miss any interesting stories from London or comment below what you want about England. Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Bye.