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Monumentos clasificados en Londres (8 cat, 69 págs.) Páginas en la categoría «Monumentos de Londres» Esta categoría contiene las siguientes 30 páginas:
London - Victoria Tower Gardens 1881 - Emmeline Pankhurst Statue 1930 by Arthur George Walker - In 1958 the Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst Memorial was relocated here - Gothic Revival Victoria Tower 1860 by Sir Charles Barry 06.jpg 5,921 × 3,947; 22.18 MB. London King's College Memorial alumni.jpg 5,184 × 3,394; 4.4 MB.
- Great Fire of London
- Marble Arch
- Big Ben
- Bomber Command Memorial
- Kensington Palace
- Trafalgar Square
- Buckingham Palace
- Guards Crimean War Memorial
- Peter Pan Statue
Built between 1671 and 1677, the Monument to the Great Fire of London was built to commemorate those who lost their lives during the tragic fire, and to also celebrate the renovation and rebuilding of the parts of the city that were destroyed. A symbol of both tragedy and of new life, this monument features 311 steps that you can climb, letting you...
This white marble monument stands tall at the intersection of Oxford Street, Park Lane, and Edgware Road. Once the entrance to the famous Buckingham Palace, the house of royalty, this arch is just a short distance from Hyde Park, one of the busiest and most beautiful green space s in the entire city. With the bustling lane full of stores on Oxford ...
Arguably the most famous monument and landmark in London, Big Ben towers above the city’s skyline, striking every hour on the hour and letting out the infamous chime that can be heard all throughout Westminster. Standing nearly 100 meters tall, the clock tower actually contains 4 clocks inside of the beautiful architecture. Although a bomb destroye...
This monument is a memorial that pays homage to the pilots of the RAF – the Royal Air Force Bomber Command. This heroic group died while serving their country during World War II, and this monument does a fair job of honoring their lives, featuring a bronze statue of the seven men in the aircrew, with each sculpture representing an individual membe...
Although a bit bigger than you may normally think of when picturing a monument, Kensington Palace was originally the home of Lady Diana. This picturesque and opulent house is located on the western edge of the colorful Kensington Gardens, featuring the Princess Diana Memorial Fountain. Within the palace itself, you can see the Royal Ceremonial Dres...
Often busy and filled with street performers, singers, those enjoying a quick take-out lunch from the nearby Pret a Manger, or featuring tourists with their digital cameras snapping some photos of the beautiful foundation, Trafalgar Square is often regarded as the center of London. Hosting many activities and celebrations, this square features rall...
I mean, you can’t visit London without taking a trip to Buckingham Palace, can you? As you visit the Queen’s home, you might be tempted to gaze up at one of the hundreds of windows to see if you can catch a glimpse of royalty. If you happen to be visiting London during the summer months, to avoid the infamous rain and catch the sunny days, you can ...
This war memorial is a monument in St. James’s, a central district within the City of Westminster, forming a section of the buzzing West End. This beautiful monument commemorates the Allied victory during the Crimean War, a military conflict from 1853-1856 in which Russia lost to the alliance of the Ottoman Empire, the United Kingdom, Sardina, and ...
Our last choice rounding out the top 10 monuments in London is an eccentric one. This 1912 sculpture of the infamous title character Peter Pan was made by Sir George Frampton, a notable British sculptor of the time period. The statue is located in Kensington Gardens, close to J.M. Barrie’s former home on Bayswater Road. Standing 14 feet high, this ...
May 25, 2023 · La Torre de Londres, el Palacio de Buckingham, el Puente de la Torre, la Catedral de San Pablo, la Abadía de Westminster, el Big Ben y las Casas del Parlamento, el Monumento al Gran Incendio de Londres, el Palacio de Kensington y la Plaza de Trafalgar, entre otros.
La catedral de San Pablo es uno de los más famosos y más reconocibles lugares de interés de Londres. Su cúpula, enmarcada por las dos torres de la fachada principal, domina el horizonte de la ciudad desde hace 300 años. [2] Con 111 metros de altura, fue el edificio más alto de Londres desde 1710 hasta 1962.
Anfiteatro romano de Londres. Los restos visibles de un anfiteatro construido durante el Londres romano se encuentran debajo de Guildhall Yard en la City de Londres. Algunos de estos restos se exhiben in situ en una habitación en el sótano del complejo de la Galería de Arte Guildhall. Descubierto en 1988, el sitio es ahora un monumento ...
May 21, 2017 · Big Ben et le Palais de Westminster. Aussi désigné sous le nom de Chambres du Parlement, le palais de Westminster qui borde la rive gauche ouest de la tamise est le lieu d’importantes cérémonies officielles. S’il est aujourd’hui l’un des monuments les plus célèbres de Londres, c’est avant tout pour sa tour de l’Horloge connue ...
