London Tower
In medieval times, this building serves as a fortress, over time these buildings continue to be expanded and changed its function, been used as a prison, the king's residence, as well as storage space weapons and treasure.
Until now this treasure trove of storage space Jewel House is still there. It lies under the ground, behind steel doors and steel protective glass plate. Here is the heir to the British throne dwells gems.
Visitors do not need to tired to walk because the floor running. This was intentional because with so visitors will not linger to see the museum collection. Also visitors are always under the strict supervision of security officers.
Objects that are here are of high value. Call it a golden crown St. Edward, Queen Elisabeth's crown with the Kohinoor diamond weighing 109 carats and scepter with stars from Africa, the world's largest diamond hone.
In medieval times, this building serves as a fortress, over time these buildings continue to be expanded and changed its function, been used as a prison, the king's residence, as well as storage space weapons and treasure.
Until now this treasure trove of storage space Jewel House is still there. It lies under the ground, behind steel doors and steel protective glass plate. Here is the heir to the British throne dwells gems.
Visitors do not need to tired to walk because the floor running. This was intentional because with so visitors will not linger to see the museum collection. Also visitors are always under the strict supervision of security officers.
Objects that are here are of high value. Call it a golden crown St. Edward, Queen Elisabeth's crown with the Kohinoor diamond weighing 109 carats and scepter with stars from Africa, the world's largest diamond hone.
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