Photos of Westminster Abbey

<p>·Visit the place on the north bank of the Thames where kings were crowned and royal family members held weddings</p><p>·Stroll through the British State Burial Mausoleum and visit the resting places of royal family members and legendary figures such as Newton, Darwin, and Churchill</p><p>·Explore the magnificent, solemn and quiet representative of Gothic architecture, and experience the thousand-year history of the majestic church</p><p><img src="https://dimg04.c-ctrip.com/images/100n0v000000jgwaf25D1.jpg"></p><p><img src="https://dimg04.c-ctrip.com/images/100c0z000000nipjlE78F.jpg"></p><p><br></p><p><img src="https://dimg04.c-ctrip.com/images/100c0z000000nipicBFC5.jpg"></p><p>△ The coronation throne of Edward I is located behind the church altar. This dilapidated seat has witnessed the changes of the British royal family for hundreds of years.</p><p><br></p><p><img src="https://youimg1.c-ctrip.com/target/1A021d000001ej3t008A2.jpg"></p><p>△ The Henry VII Chapel is located at the back end of the church. It is richly decorated and surrounded by many chapels, such as the Edwardian Chapel, a British pilgrimage site, and the Henry V Chapel with intricate carvings.</p><p><br></p><p><img src="https://dimg04.c-ctrip.com/images/1A091d000001eefgdB4BE.jpg"></p><p>△ Located above the west door of the church are ten statues of Christian martyrs that have been installed since 1998. They come from all over the world. They are contemporary believers who were martyred during the 20th century.</p>