How old is the London Eye in the UK? And the River Thames, where the scenery is okay, right?

From 1801 to the beginning of the 20th century, as the capital of the British Empire, a world empire, London became the largest city in the world because of its outstanding achievements in politics, economy, humanities, entertainment, scientific and technological inventions. London is not only the political center of the United Kingdom, but also home to the headquarters of many international organizations. As London is a very diverse metropolis with residents from all over the world with diverse ethnicities, religions, and cultures, there are more than 300 languages spoken in the city.

London is also a world-famous tourist destination, with a large number of attractions and museums.

There are many places of interest along the River Thames, such as Eton, Oxford, Henry and Windsor. The mouth of the River Thames is filled with Britain's busy merchant ships, but its upper reaches are known for their static beauty.

The London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, is located on the banks of the River Thames in London, and is the third largest Ferris wheel in the world (after the Ferris Observation Wheel in Singapore and the 160-meter-high "Nanchang Star" Ferris wheel in Nanchang, China), which is one of London's landmarks and one of the most attractive sightseeing spots in London. The London Eye opened at the end of 1999 with a total height of 135 metres (443 ft).

The London Eye has a total of 32 cabins, all of which are air-conditioned and cannot be opened windows. Each cabin can carry about 15 passengers, and the rotation speed is about meters per second, which means that it takes 30 minutes to make a lap.

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There are many bridges over the River Thames in London, the most famous of which is called "Tower Bridge".

London Bridge or Tower Bridge.

Hello, you said that several places are basically sold in the center of London, if you walk, you can walk all over in 5 or 6 hours, the following map is for your reference.

The whole blue is the River Thames, and you can walk along the river from Trafat Square to Big Ben, and I just took my sister around the last month.

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According to the information of the travel encyclopedia, for your inquiry, you can see the demolition of Wang Chang to London Bridge in the eyes of the United Kingdom. It is my pleasure to serve you

We can only see the whole picture of this huge bridge from the eyes of London, which is the second generation of Westminster Bridge opened in 1862 - the Görang Finger Turner arch bridge, with 7 holes, green paint to match the color of the seats in the House of Commons, and the opening of Natama with the day of Queen Victoria's 43rd birthday.

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From around 50 A.D., the small wooden bridge built by the Romans to the bridge built now, it can be saidLondon Bridge is a symbol of London and a testament to the development of the city as a city

From the first London Bridge over the River Thames, London Bridge has carried the task of passing on both banks. If you want to destroy the traffic between the two sides of the strait, it is also very simple, just break the bridge.

As a result, the timber-made London Bridge has been destroyed and rebuilt many times throughout history.

Of course, even if it is built of stone, it has been damaged in storms, fires, etc., and London Bridge can really be described as "many disasters and difficulties" and "weather-beaten" ......

For this reason, there is also a classic nursery rhyme: "London Bridge is Falling Down". There is also a song in Hong Kong that changes from this tune, "A Little Bird Falls into the Water", ......

The current bridge was built in 1209, so it has a certain history.

So, it's really not wrong to say it's a symbol of London.

In film and television dramas, as long as we see the existence of London Bridge, we must also know that the filming location of the movie is in London, such as "Thor 2", "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince", "Martian Playing with Earth" and other movies, London Bridge appears as a symbol of London, and "devastated" ......

It can be said thatLondon Bridge and Elizabeth Tower are typical local buildings similar to the relationship between the Eiffel Tower and Paris

In addition, when we go to London, if we go to London, we will definitely not miss the famous buildings such as London Bridge and Elizabeth Tower.

China has also developed a lot of tourist routes for this, that is, to take a boat trip on the Thames, see the scenery on both sides of the Thames, and take photos at London Bridge ......

Because the bridge was once the only passage connecting the north and south of London, it is a symbol of the unity of London, and it is also a link between the economic and cultural development and exchange between the two places.

It is the imprint left by the Industrial Revolution in London, and in any case, the Industrial Revolution still created a precedent for science and technology, and London Bridge is of great significance to both London and the world.

It is a bridge that connects London to Southwark and is still preserved today, and has been a driving force for the surrounding economy and landscape.

This London Bridge is a very significant building for the British and represents the victory of the British liberation.

Originally built to commemorate the triumphant return of the British general, London Bridge is now a beautiful tourist attraction on the River Thames.

The river runs through the city, just as the Yangtze River passes through Wuhan.

The River Thames runs through central London.

The River Thames, formerly known as "Tamesis" or "Tamesa", is also known as the River Isis in Oxford, England. The second largest river in the United Kingdom, the most important waterway, and the mother river of the United Kingdom. It originates in the Cotswolds in the south-west of England and flows from the west into the city of London, where it widens to form a 29-kilometre-wide estuary that flows into the North Sea via the Isle of Knoor.

It is 259 kilometers long from the source to London Bridge, and 77 kilometers from London Bridge to Knoll Island, with a total length of 340 kilometers and a navigable mileage of 309 kilometers.

Not far from the mouth of the sea, across both sides of the strait.

Elizabeth Tower, formerly known as Big Ben, is the nickname of the clock of the Palace of Westminster, one of the world's most famous Gothic buildings, and the clock tower attached to the British Parliament Chamber. It is a clock tower located on the banks of the River Thames in London, England, and is one of the landmark buildings of London. The bell tower is 95 meters high, the diameter of the bell is 7 meters, and it weighs tons.

Ring every 15 minutes to ring the Westminster bell. Since the construction of the Jubilee line, Big Ben has been affected, with measurements showing that Big Ben is tilted about half a metre to the north-west.

The Elizabeth Tower was completed on 10 April 1858 and is the largest bell in the UK. The tower is 320 feet tall (about meters), the minute hand is 14 feet long (about meters), Big Ben is hand-wound, and when Parliament is in session, the clock face glows and strikes the time every hour. Every year, when the time is changed between summer and winter, the clock is stopped, and parts are repaired and replaced, and the bell is tuned.