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The Tower of London
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Résidence de Guillaume le Conquérant jusqu'à Jack Ier, la Tour a été de nombreuses fois agrandie. Elle servait de prison. La Tour Saint Martin garde les instruments de torture autrefois utilisés, la Tour Blanche garde l'Arsenal, les armes et armures des souverains mais aussi une chapelle, considérée comme le plus ancien exemple d'architecture normande. La Tour abrite également depuis 1968 les joyeux de la Couronne dans Jewels House: la couronne en or de St Edward créée pour le sacre de Charles II, la couronne impériale indienne de 6000 diamants et une émeraude de 34 carats, la couronne de Durbar de la Reine Mary et son célèbre diamant Koh-i-Noor, le sceptre royal et son Etoile d'Afrique (la plus gros diamant jamais taillé, 530 carats).
