Palace of Westminster(Houses of Parliament)

Nice historical aesthetics all round, very exciting experience , so close to the city, easy to reach and see also very calm & cool atmosphere.The Palace of Westminster is where meetings of the Parliament of the UK are held and is located in England. It is said that no nails were used in the construction of the hall roof, only the power of physics.its really Amazing place to visit!

There is a nice park outside and a place for pictures. You can pay to enter on the side, but it is very expensive.We ended up just hearing a bit of the history from a tour and walking around.

It's a pity that you can't take pictures inside, but the interior of the building is really beautiful and worth a visit. I will visit London, England, if I have the chance. The flight time is long and long-distance flights are torture.

The Palace of Westminster, a symbol of British politics, is also a world-renowned example of Gothic architecture. It is not only the seat of the British Parliament, but also a witness to the fusion of history and modernity. When you enter the palace, you will be shocked by its magnificent architecture and exquisite decoration. Whether it is the spectacular Big Ben or the historic Westminster Abbey, people can feel the strong historical atmosphere. Moreover, various public activities and exhibitions are often held here, allowing you to learn about politics while also increasing your knowledge. It is a solemn and interesting place!

The Palace of Westminster, the seat of the British Parliament, is spectacular! Its architectural style is unique and full of history. You can visit the interior of the Parliament Building to learn about the political system and history of the United Kingdom. There are many other attractions around the palace, such as Big Ben, the London Eye, etc., which can be visited together. In general, the Palace of Westminster is a place worth visiting.

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.

This majestic Gothic building is the Houses of Parliament. Half of it is under renovation and the outer perimeter is fenced off. We can only take photos of the undecorated half. Next to it is Big Ben, but it is also under renovation and covered with a veil. If you want to see it, you have to wait a few more years. Behind them is the Thames, a river that flows with British history. When I left London the next day, I happened to see people marching here, and four or five police cars helped to maintain order.

We walked along Chinatown to Downing Street, and saw Big Ben was under repair. If we went straight, we would reach the Houses of Parliament. I really like the architecture of the Houses of Parliament. I took many photos from different angles. It is one of the masterpieces of Gothic Revival architecture and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1987. The building includes about 1,100 separate rooms, 100 staircases and 4.8 kilometers of corridors. Although today's palace was basically rebuilt in the 19th century, it still retains many historical relics from the initial construction, such as Westminster Hall (dating back to 1097), which is used today for major public celebrations, such as displays before state funerals.