What are the famous buildings in the UK, and what are the famous buildings in the UK?

A lot. The main ones are Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Nontun Tower, and the Houses of Parliament.

Elizabeth Tower.

Formerly known as the Clock Tower, commonly known as Big Ben, located on the banks of the River Thames in London, England, it is an attached clock tower to the Palace of Westminster, the Parliament Building of the United Kingdom, and is a landmark building in London.

Big Ben in London, England, Palace of Westminster Clock The bell tower attached to the British Parliament Chamber is designed in the Victorian Gothic style and installed on the 95-meter-high clock tower on the east side of the North Parliament Building at Westminster Bridge.

1. British Museum:

The British Museum was founded in 1753. Its collection is based on the collection of more than 71,000 objects bequeathed by Sir Hans Sloane. So far, the collection has reached more than 8 million pieces, covering more than 2 million years of human history.

Adhering to the principles of openness and knowledge sharing, the museum has been open to the public free of charge since its inception.

2. Buckingham Palace:

Buckingham Palace is located in the city of Westminster, London, and is the royal residence and residence of the British royal family. There are 775 halls in the palace, such as the ceremony hall, the ** hall, the banquet hall, and the gallery, and there is a vast imperial garden outside the palace. The Queen's important state events are held there.

Heads of state visiting the UK also stay in the palace, which is guarded by royal guards dressed in ceremonial dress.

3. Tower Bridge:

It is the most downstream of the many bridges over the River Thames. The Tower Bridge is based on two towers and is designed in a Gothic heavy style. When large ships are about to pass through, the 270-meter-long, 1,000-ton bridge slowly opens up in a figure-eight shape.

In the past, the tower bridge used water pressure and steam as the power switch, but in 1976 it was switched to electric control.

4. Elizabeth Tower:

Elizabeth Tower is a clock tower located on the banks of the River Thames in London, England, and is one of London's iconic buildings. 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 MRT line, the Elizabeth Tower has been affected, with measurements showing that the Elizabeth Tower is tilting about half a metre to the northwest.

5. Castle Howard:

Howard Castle is located in North Yorkshire, England, and has been owned and inhabited by generations of the Howard family. The castle was first built by Charles, the 3rd Earl of Carlisle. After his entitlement in 1692, he commissioned John Van Bøhler to design and build this sumptuous Baroque Howard Castle in North Yorkshire.

The building is as follows:1. British Museum:

The British Museum, also known as the British Museum, is one of the oldest and most magnificent museums in the world, located in Great Russell Square, north of London's Oxford Street.

2. Buckingham Palace:

Buckingham Palace is the royal palace of the United Kingdom, located in the District of Westminmin, the seat of London's highest power. Bordered by St. James's Park to the east and Hyde Park to the west, it is where the British royal family lives and works.

Introduction:

It refers to the assets made of artificial construction, which belong to the category of fixed assets, including houses and structures. Housing refers to engineering buildings for people to live, work, study, produce, operate, entertain, store goods and carry out other social activities. What is different from a building is a structure, which refers to an engineering structure other than a house, such as fences, roads, dams, wells, tunnels, water towers, bridges, and chimneys.