Victoria Embankment Gardens

Just love the tranquility and beauty of the gardens that come down from Charing Cross Station. The planting is superb and has many lovely backgrounds such as eyes on the Thames. Be sure to pay attention to the scene statues of Arthur Sullivan. You can also go to Somerset House and Cortauld Gallery to enjoy.

Very beautiful streets, Victoria embankment and other traffic is very convenient, and not only the building is beautiful, the greening is also quite beautiful, in the midst of many flowers and plants, there are many celebrity statues.

Along the North Bank of the Thames River, the streets are like hydrophilic platforms. Although there are not as spacious sidewalks as the Bund of Huangpu River and the Bund of Wuhan River in China, some sculptures can be seen under the street gardens or bridges occasionally. The way from St. Paul's Church to Big Ben not only tells us about these scenic spots, but also looks across the London Eye and even the debris building of the highest building in Britain. It has a very good landscape effect.

We walked a short walk through Victoria's embankment garden after getting off the subway last week to cross the Thames. The garden itself is quiet and many people choose to walk along the Thames, which makes it quiet, nice and private. It is a great way to escape the noise of central London.

Victoria Dike Street is part of the North Bank Dike Street of the Thames, extending from Westminster Church to Blackfriars Bridge. This street is the representative of London streets in Victorian times. The buildings beside the street are very distinctive and some historical relics can be seen from time to time. Walking along this street can enjoy the scenery along the river. It's very beautiful.