- The Jewel Tower dates back to 1365 and is the last surviving free-standing part of the medieval... Abingdon Street, SW1P 3JY City of Westminster, UK.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- The Jewel Tower was built around 1365-6 at the southern end of the Palace of Westminster to house the treasures of King Edward III (1312-1377).Bulunamadı: sarayı
- This article is about the 14th-century tower in Westminster. For the home of the British Crown Jewels in the Tower of London, see Jewel House.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- The Jewel Tower was constructed in 1365 as a part of the medieval Palace of Westminster. It was designed to store Edward III’s jewels and treasures.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- A fire in 1834 that burnt down the rest of the old Palace of Westminster narrowly missed taking the Jewel Tower out altogether.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- The Jewel Tower was built within the Palace of Westminster between 1365 and 1366, on the instructions of King Edward III, to hold his personal treasure.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- How to visit the Jewel Tower of the Royal Palace of Westminster. ... Overall, the Jewel Tower of Westminster is easily one of the best-kept secrets of London.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- Visit the Jewel Tower in London - an English Heritage property opposite the Houses of Parliament that was once the Palace of Westminster's Treasure House.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- The Jewel Tower is the sole remaining structure of the medieval Palace of Westminster, still easily accessible to the public on most days.Bulunamadı: sarayı
- Having survived the fire that destroyed the Medieval Palace of Westminster in 1834, the Jewel Tower built in 1365 for King Edward III's valuable possessions...Bulunamadı: sarayı
