Top 10 places not to be missed in United Kingdom

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Big Ben

Big Ben's full name is the Palace clock tower is a clock tower structure in the north-east side of the House of Parliament in Westminster, London, England. Is representative of the English classical culture, a symbol of London and the pride of the British. Big Ben has four watch faces, each of which is mosaic 312 pieces of opaque white glass.

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Stonehenge Stone Circle

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Located in the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, dating from 4000 to 2000 BC (Mar-Apr 2008, a British archaeological researcher has discovered that the exact age of Stonehenge is 4,300 years old, built in c. 2300 BC), this is a sacred place in the eyes of the British ,

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Tower of London

The Tower of London sits on the banks of the River Thames in London. It was built by William the Conqueror in 1066 as a palace and defensive system. It used to be a fortress, an arsenal, a Treasury, a casting house, a observatory, a hideout and a prison.

4

St. Paul's Church

St. Paul's Cathedral is a world-renowned religious church, the fifth Church in the world, the first church in Britain and also the second largest dome church in the world, ranked among the five major churches in the world. St. Paul's Cathedral was first established in 604. After many times of destruction and reconstruction, the renowned British architect and designer Sir Christopher Wren has completed the greatest church design in London in the late 17th century, it takes 35 years of enthusiasm. It is also one of the most beautiful churches in the world. There are 200 monuments and monuments in the basement of the church, as well as a place to explore the funeral of several celebrity positions such as Sir Winston Churchill, Lord Nelson and General Wellington.

5

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey in London is one of the UK's largest religious buildings and one of the top ten UK landmarks. The church was built in 960 after the BC and was rebuilt around 1220 to 1517.