World Heritage Site - Journey along the River Thames in England

The River Thames is located in the southwest of England and is known as the "Mother River" of the UK. It is 346 kilometers long and runs through more than 10 cities along the river, including the capital city of London. Most of London's main buildings are located on both sides of the River Thames, some of which have a history of hundreds or even three or four hundred years, such as the statue of Admiral Nelson, Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's Cathedral, Royal Albert Hall, Parliament Building, Tower of London, Tower Bridge, etc. There are also many tourist attractions near the River Thames, such as Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and the Sherlock Holmes Museum. In addition, there are 27 bridges along the river, each with a different structure and scenery, among which Waterloo Bridge, Westminster Bridge, and Lambeth Bridge are the most spectacular. Enter the foggy city of London, the first thing to appreciate is the beautiful and civilized River Thames. The endless mist carries the beauty of England, spreading along the long banks of the Thames. The mouth of the Thames is the busiest place in England, where ships from the south and north gather. Wherever the river flows, it is the essence of British culture, and the Thames is the eternal theme of London.