Palace of Holyroodhouse

Hollywood Palace is also a shocking historical relic, hundreds of years of history, the building has not been destroyed, is also a British Empire art treasure, here can feel the ancient royal culture and some leftover living facilities.

Holy Luther Palace (Holyrood Palace) is also known as the Holy Cross Palace, the predecessor of the Holy Cross Abbey, located in the capital of Scotland Edinburgh, England, is one of the Queen's chief administrative residences. Like Buckingham Palace, the Royal Flags rise in the Halleluth Palace whenever the Queen lives here. To the left hand side is the vast Holy Cross Park. The Holy Cross Palace and Edinburgh Castle are the two central points of Edinburgh's construction, connected by the Royal Mile.

The Halleluther Palace is now the residence of Queen Elizabeth in Scotland. It is also known as the Edinburgh Castle, and is still decorated in the same year, attracting many tourists.

The Palace of Holly Lutheran is now the official residence of the Queen and Royal Family in Scotland, at the eastern end of the Royal Mile (Royal Mile). The Palace of Holly Lutheran was built by James V in 1498, a fine baroque palace closely linked to Scotland's long history.

Located under Carlton Hill, the Holy Lutheran Palace is a residence of the Scottish royal family and is still used. It is elegant and beautifully shaded. Major visits include the Palace Museum, Chapel Site and back gardens within the main building. But photos are banned inside the palace and other places are free. There is a Chinese audio tour in the museum, which is very good for you to learn about the Scottish and British royal families.

At the Holly Lutheran Palace ticket office, cash for four tickets cost £46 in total, £12 for adults and £11 for people over 60, with the ticket fee including the use of the guide. After entering the palace gate, the guide with Chinese explanations was collected and began to tour along the prescribed route guided by the guide. The introduction of the palace was first heard in the large courtyard, which belonged to the Queen of England in Scotland and has long history. Then we went inside and watched the square courtyard, the green inner courtyard of the building, and no photographs were allowed inside. So we put away our cameras, listened to the guides and carefully watched the layout and facilities of the open rooms. From the big steps up the stairs, we feel the luxury of the Royal Family. The huge tapestries in each room, the exquisite plasterboard sculptures on each roof, the choice and layout of each piece of furniture, everything we see and hear is immersed in the luxury atmosphere of royal life. Unlike the royal palace we saw at Windsor Castle in London, this Hallilujah Palace is more gloomy and heavy because of the historical story of Queen Mary. Visiting the Palace of Holly Luther gives us a glimpse of the true face of the Order of Knights of Sapporo and a better understanding of it. The oldest and most noblest of the Scottish knights, the Order of the Skull, is now a version of the Order of the Lord James II of England, which was drawn up in 1687. The wearer is rare, and in general, there are only 16 recipients, except for the British monarch. This year, the current Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday, Holly Luther House dedicated a special exhibition of the Queen's costumes. From the Queen's children's wear to now, the multi-dresses worn by the Queen, the dress matching design and production of the national image is attracting attention, along with photos and costume exhibitions in Chinese language, let us know more. Ending a visit to the interior of the Holy Lutheran Palace, next to the palace, a medieval cathedral that has been completely broken, and that remains of such a cathedral in the palace is rare. The church is called the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, so the Palace of Holly Lutheran is also known as the Palace of the Holy Cross.

It was more in my eyes than the castle in the sense I had in mind, but today it was a fine day, and if it was cloudy, I would always feel like the scene in Jane Eyre, the thick and majestic castle, the garden with statues, the garden paths, Green grass and flowers accompany the thick trees around, and the meticulously manicured lawn to hear the sweet sounds of the central fountain. Buy tickets, push open the gates, and move around. As I can't photograph, I can only sum up briefly: compared to Edinburgh's rough, Holly Lutheran Palace is obviously more refined and stylish, especially Queen's Garden, various exquisite and rare plants, among them, the green willow flowers, very good!