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真诚7577The houses on the south side of the Lower District of Windsor Castle were once where military knights stayed. A group of veterans were responsible for praying in the chapel. These veterans lived in poverty, so they earned a certain amount of money from this, so this group of people was originally called the "Golden Knights of Alms".
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轻轻的一个蚊This school, named "Public School", is actually a private secondary school. The original intention of Henry VI to name it "Public School" was to provide free education for poor students, so that poor children could also enter the school as a preparatory school for entering King's College of Cambridge University. But because it was run too well, Eton College gradually became the most famous aristocratic school in the UK, which was completely contrary to the purpose of King Henry VI's school. You can often see study tours organized by domestic private schools at Eton College, but they can only look outside like independent tourists. Eton College is a training place for the British royal family, political and economic elites. It has produced 20 British prime ministers such as former British Prime Minister Cameron, as well as poet Shelley and economist Keynes. It is also the alma mater of Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Harry, the heirs to the British throne.
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五谷鱼游In the quiet countryside of Kent, England, a fairytale castle has stood quietly for 900 years - here is Leeds Castle, the "loveliest castle in the world". It was once the private residence of six medieval queens, and was transformed into a royal palace by Henry VIII. Now it is known as the "Ladies' Castle", a romantic secret place where history and nature are intertwined. Cross the winding moat and touch the ancient stone walls of the Norman era. Every brick and stone hides a story: from the beacon tower of William the Conqueror to the magnificent palace of the Tudor Dynasty, every expansion of the castle is engraved with the mark of power and love. Look, under that Gothic stained glass window, did the young Henry VIII whisper with Queen Catherine here? Stepping into the castle, it seems as if time has gone back. The intricate oak carved dome, the sparkling Venetian glass chandeliers, the tapestries of Elizabeth I... The most stunning is the Gloriana Gallery - 2,000 handmade golden roses blooming on the ceiling, paying tribute to the golden age of the 'Virgin Queen'.
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M75***02It is worth a visit. The palace is very luxurious and exquisite not only at that time but also now. The Chinese elements are very shocking. Among the many castles and palaces in Europe, the Chinese elements are the main ones. You can also see the wallpaper, furniture and porcelain customized in Guangzhou, China at that time.
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Anonymous userSEA LIFE Brighton is a place where history and atmosphere come together beautifully. From the moment you step inside, you can feel the sense of tradition—this is not just an aquarium, but a landmark with a long and fascinating past. The Victorian architecture adds a unique charm, making the experience feel special and timeless.Above all, the location is absolutely perfect. Set right on Brighton’s seafront, it feels deeply connected to the town and the sea itself. Walking through the tunnels and exhibits, surrounded by marine life, while knowing the ocean is just outside, makes the visit even more meaningful.It’s a wonderful balance of heritage, beauty, and setting. Even before considering the exhibits, the place itself is worth visiting simply for its atmosphere and history.
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小 狮 子London's back garden? No, it's the unique Brighton! It's definitely worth it! Especially for those who want to experience the alternative British style, escape from the city or love seaside art. 1. Highlights 1. Seven Sisters White Cliffs: Hiking in the national park, the cliff coastline is magnificent and picturesque, and the photo-taking rate is off the charts! 2. Rebellious Soul Brighton Palace: A luxurious royal palace with a mix of oriental styles, subverting your imagination of British palaces. 3. Creative Heart North Laine: The maze-like alleys are full of antique shops, designer buyers' shops, and specialty cafes, a paradise for bargain hunters. 4. Free beach atmosphere: pebble beaches, colorful huts, pier playgrounds, and sea breezes are all about relaxation and vitality. 5. 1 hour direct from London, unlock the most "unorthodox" and charming seaside city in Britain! 6. Two highly recommended and worthwhile restaurants: Japan: O'Shio! Seafood: The Salt Room
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赵在大道上z16It is worth visiting, especially the ceramic exhibition halls, which have so many varieties, ages and a wide range, which is not easy to find. They include fine ceramics discovered in many European countries, porcelains from Iran, China, Vietnam, Thailand, North Korea and other countries in Asia, many of which are rare treasures.
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苏河家园Visit the "Mathematical Bridge" attraction at Cambridge University. The bridge cleverly connects the college buildings on both sides of the Jianhe River, which connects not only the physical bridge of the college, but also the history and modernity, and is worth a visit.
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ZengZhiGangThis photo was taken at night, so the clock is a little unclear. However, standing in front of it and watching it ticking forward, I still feel a little nervous. After all, no one can control time.
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M22***79This is where the British king is crowned. Many members of the British royal family and aristocracy are buried here. The architecture is magnificent and worth a visit for those interested in European history and culture.














