Chinese Arches, London
The three ornamental Chinese arches in Chinatown are worth a look.
The three ornamental Chinese arches in Chinatown are worth a look. Built in the traditional Paifang style, the pillars are painted red and the arches decorated with intricate designs and Chinese calligraphy.
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Chinese Arches and Nearby Sights on Map
The London Dungeon
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London City Hall
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Monument
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