Those interested can book a tour, which costs 20 pounds sterling (about one thousand hryvnias) and provides a complete overview of the surrounding area.
World’s oldest treehouse discovered. It is located in Pitchford in the British county of Shropshire. The Sun writes about it.
The first mention of the house dates back to 1692.
According to historical data, from this house in a large linden tree, Queen Victoria, who ruled the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from June 20, 1837 until her death on January 22, 1901, admired hunting of the fox on his visit to Pitchford Hall.
Those interested can book a tour, which costs 20 pounds sterling (about one thousand hryvnias) and gives a full overview of the surrounding area, however, for security reasons, entry into the house is prohibited.
Let us remind you that earlier an ancient house was found near the Colosseum.
Source: korrespondent
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