MONUMENT
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2024
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2024
This 60.60 metre high Doric column has great significance for Londoners as it commemorates one of the city's most painful events, the Great Fire of 1666 which devastated the City. The monument stands exactly 60.60 metres from the spot where the fire started, at a baker's in Pudding Lane. The column was designed by Christopher Wren, who was also responsible for the reconstruction of many buildings after the fire. The 311 steps of the spiral staircase can be climbed.
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Les escaliers sont étroits. Il y a de nombreuses petites fenêtres pour admirer la vue.
Je n'ai pas pu monter jusqu'en haut. J'ai du faire 280 marchés. J'avais l'impression que ça allait s'écrouler. Dommage que je n'ai pas pu passer outre mon vertige
Ce monument est un souvenir du célèbre incendie de 1666 et fut construit entre 1671 et 1677. Un certificat vous est remis à l'issue de votre belle grimpette. Très sympa :-)
Billet à coupler avec la visite du Tower Bridge