National Trust - Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Anglesey Abbey is very old, and it is a very early building in the city of Cambridge. The abbey is also a more unique architectural form in Europe, and basically every city that is a little larger has this thing.

The abbey is very large, the front is a very green lawn, the abbey behind the garden and a huge mill, is a very regular composition here, the building is very old, are brick red structure oh, many nuns here for daily operation.

Anglesey Monastery is neither Anglesey nor Monastery. The history of this place is interesting and all the collections are very tasteful. The garden is very good. There is a mill beside the stream for such lovely things as dahlias. There are many volunteers here as commentators.

Anglesey Monastery seems to be an ancient building. It was not until 1966 that the monastery began to be built in 1926. As a church, although its appearance is not impressive, it has luxurious furniture, works of art and a fine collection of clocks. There is a 46-hectare garden outside the building. When we went there in July, there were flowers, green grass and beautiful trees. It was very beautiful.

The monastery is still quite good. It's worth seeing, but its architecture is nothing special. It's easy to confuse with the surrounding buildings, but if you see a Gothic style, it's him.