5. Westminster Abbey houses over 1,000 years of
history within its walls.
As well as being the coronation church since
1066 it is the final resting place of seventeen
monarchs.
27. A detailed view of the Coronation Chair inside Westminster Abbey. Getty Images
28. Lozenge stone memorials for King William III and Queen Mary II who are buried in a vault below, at the South Aisle of Westminster Abbe. Getty Images
29. The tomb of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of Exeter, and his first wife Dorothy. Getty Images
30. The skeletal figure of Death emerges from the monument to
Lady Elizabeth Nightingale. Getty Images
32. The view from the triforium - which will be open to the public in 2018 - of the Great West Door at Westminster Abbey. Getty image
33. The view of Westminster Abbey from Henry V's secret chapel at Westminster Abbey on September 15, 2015 in London, England. To mark the 600th anniversary of the Battle of
Agincourt, Westminster Abbey will conduct special tours of Henry V's chantry chapel. The chapel has never been opened to the public and sits above the medieval King's tomb within
the Shrine of Edward the Confessor. Getty Images
34. The tomb of King Henry V at Westminster Abbey. Getty Images)
35. The tomb of King Henry V at Westminster Abbey. Getty Images
36. The view of Westminster Abbey from Henry V's secret chapel. Getty Images)