Top 10 most popular tourist attractions in England 10 London Eye London eye or millennium wheel located in the bank of river Thames in London, one of highest viewing platform in the city, best way to explore the city for tourist. Being Europe's tallest Ferris wheel, having height of 443 feet, you can see things around 25 miles away from it. London eye attracts more than three and half million visitors every year. 9 Natural History Museum, London This world renowned museum contains 70 million items from categories such as botany, entomology, mineralogy, paleontology and zoology. The collections within this museum also includes many important specimens discovered by Charles Darwin, having great scientific as well historical values. 8 Warwick Castle Warwick castle situated in the bank of river Avon, in Warwickshire, England. This castle is found as 'greatest medieval experience of Britain', showcase living history from 10th century, attracts half a million visitors every year. 7 Blenheim Palace One of world heritage sites of England, located in Oxford shire. It is one of the largest country houses in England, built between 1705 to 1722. Rare English baroque style was used for construction of Blenheim palace, more popular as birth place of Winston Churchill. 6 Windsor Castle The oldest and largest occupied castle across the globe, situated in Berkshire, England. Windsor castle also choose by Queen Elizabeth II as official weekend home, also stands as important ceremonial location of the country. 5 Westminster Abbey One of most mountable and large religious buildings in England, located in Westminster, London. The first part of this church was built in 1050 and renovated in between 1245 -- 1272 by King Henry III. The church have collection of lifelike figures of number of British monarchs. 4 St.Paul's Cathedral St.Paul's cathedral is the most visited religious building in England, situated in ludgate hills of London. The dome of St.Paul's cathedral is the second largest in the world, having height of 366 feet. From 1710 to 1960 it remained as tallest building in London. Whispering gallery at St.Paul's cathedral becomes interesting point among tourists, whispering again one particular wall can be clearly heard from another side. What make it is really interesting is that the other end of wall is 112 feet away. 3 Tower of London Tower of London officially known as 'her majesty's royal palace and fortress', located in the bank of river Thames in London another world heritage site of England. It was built in 1066 by William the Conqueror as a palace and defense system. The palace housing crown jewels of United Kingdom, public office records and as part of royal mint, company which manufacture coins of UK The collection of crown jewels in tower of London includes some of extra ordinary diamonds, imperial state crown, crown of Queen Elizabeth, coronation spoon and other jewels used by the Queen. The museum at the tower also have collection of uniform and bearskin of King George V. 2 Big Ben Big ben is actually great bell of Westmister palace in London. It is the largest four faced chiming clock in the world, clock tower is officially known as Elizabeth tower. The massive bell inside the clock have weight of 13 tons. It is also said to be it is named after the civil engineer Benjamin Hall who managed the work, who was very massive in size. 1 Stonehenge Stonehenge is the most recognizable and one of most visited sites in England, Located in Wiltshire. It is one of seven wonders if medieval world, also listed on UNESCO's world heritage sites. The purpose and method of construction of these standing stones remains as a mystery in archaeology, believed that it was built between the period from 3000 BC to 2000 BC Source-http://goo.gl/ScE7s6 I,Kalyani Das hereby declare that all information regarding this video I collect from www.wikipedia.org and all Images use to make this video is from Google Search www.google.com . I use Google Advanced Search to collect those images, usage rights : "free to use, share or modify, even commercially" section. Background Sound of this video I collect from Youtube Audio Library which are free to use. Thank you.

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