The Great Yan Monument was built to commemorate a fire in London in the past two or three hundred years. There are stairs to go up, but our itinerary has not been arranged to go up. It is just a night tour of London when you take a look at the photos. The tour guide introduced the history a little.
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The Great Yan Monument was built to commemorate a fire in London in the past two or three hundred years. There are stairs to go up, but our itinerary has not been arranged to go up. It is just a night tour of London when you take a look at the photos. The tour guide introduced the history a little.
Pay five pounds to enter the London Fire Monument, a column more than 60 meters high, must leave the backpack in the locker downstairs, need to climb more than 300 steps to get to the top, from the top view is very good, you can enjoy the city in 360 degrees.
Tickets are included in the Londonpass. I climbed up and went to see it. The ladder was very narrow, 300 steps, the steps were high, and it was a bit tired to climb. It felt so low to climb the top of the monument. Haha. It’s good to pass by, just take a look. There is a memorial certificate for the tower downstairs, quite strong
The commemorative plaque is very high, surrounded by buildings, and I don’t know much about its history, just take a photo.
London Fire Monument was established in 1677 to commemorate the most famous London fire in British history in 1666. Follow the 311 spiral staircase to the top observation deck, overlooking the famous London attractions. After the tour, you will also send a certificate to prove that you have successfully conquered the 311 steps.
The London Fire Monument is a landmark building in London. It is built to commemorate the historical fires in London. The tower is very tall and can be climbed up along the narrow spiral staircase. There is no guardrail in some places of the stairs. It is still very dangerous and exciting. It is best not to go up for timid tourists. Look below.
Visiting the historic London Fire Monument is a short event, the need to climb more than 300 steps up the winding stairs is fun and the view is fantastic. There is not much space at the top, probably sixty-two meters, commemorating a 17th century fire that almost destroyed the whole of London.