Leeds Castle

Leeds castle It’s really worth visiting. We came with the group. There is an English explanation. There are many collections of the British royal family. The interior decoration is really luxurious and court style. The furniture oil paintings are the top. There are also oil paintings by Henry VIII. The fireplace feels very retro.

leeds castle Leeds Castle is in the southeast of London and participated in a day trip. It is said that it has always been the love of the British queen. The country villas are indeed very chic. The horizontal rooms are very courty. There is also a portrait of Henry VIII on the fireplace. This Henry VIII is really a legend. There are six queens.

Yesterday I went to Canterbury and was frozen. This is a very luxurious castle. It is really a castle building with more than 100 years of history in the UK. The interior decoration is really magnificent, and it is a fight with the Leeds Hotel!

Leeds Castle is one of the ten most famous castles in Britain. It is located on the highlands of Medston. It has a large contracted area. The maze forest in the garden at the entrance is really beautiful. The castle is also full of luxury, decoration is very exquisite, show noble demeanor, absolutely impressed you.

Leeds Castle is the most beautiful castle I've ever seen. It's called the Queen of the Castle. It's a well-known castle. It took many beautiful pictures and was reluctant to leave. Inside the castle, there are traces of the queens'life, surrounded by rivers outside the castle, swans playing with water, trees shading, blue sky and white clouds. Fairyland.

Leeds Castle, the queen of the castle, although not as big as expected, but also a quite grand castle, enter the door to hand a glass of mead, Henry VIII's favorite, in the role of whiskey quite cold. The castle logo is a black swan, and there are many swans, ferns and ducks in the lake. It seems that the cloudy day highlights the isolation of the castle.

It is one of the world's most famous and visited castles. It stands on two small lake-centered islands and was built in the 9th century. Henry VIII changed the fortress to a palace.