Travel around London online, historic sites with new ideas

Historic sites around the world bear the historical memory of generations, witness the brilliant human civilization, and are the precious cultural heritage that the whole society protects together.

Release time : 2020-04-21 14:23:55

source : London&Partners

play Sleep No More, to launch a show called "Against Captain 's Orders, a journey into the Uncharted" for children aged 6-12. Children put on life jackets, act as little seamen, experience an ocean adventure together, enjoy interesting performances, and learn the stories of sailing history and museum collections.

In August 2019, fire hazard, a game company that focuses on script based real-life competition, launched a series of games called "Raiders of the Lost Archives", and set different museums as competitive scenes according to the game content. Among them, the theme of "the extraordinary voyage" corresponds to the Maritime Museum. In the 90 minute activity time, the players compete with other teams in the form of teams in the process of problem-solving and interaction with the actors, and experience the adventurous journey of the navigators personally.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

The Royal Botanical Garden in the southwest corner of London was founded in 1759. Kew Gardens, with many large-scale greenhouses and rich vegetation, is the perfect embodiment of the brilliant stage of British garden art from the 18th to the 20th century. Among them, Palm House, a Victorian building with unique glass and steel structure, is particularly eye-catching and is regarded as the landmark of Kew Gardens. The greenhouse has restored the climate of the tropical rainforest, collected many rare plants and rare flowers from Africa, America and Australia, some of which are even endangered in the wild environment.

Another important building in Kew Gardens is the hive, which is 17 meters high and consists of 170000 aluminum parts and 1000 LED lights.

This amazing contemporary art work was originally created by British artist Wolfgang Buttress for the British Pavilion in Expo Milan 2015. After four months of reconstruction, it reappeared in Kew Gardens in June 2016, becoming one of the most striking landscapes here and winning the best landscape