Marble Hill House

English style. Very good, there is a large swimming pool inside, the water is blue, the water is clear, and the building is very beautiful. The route is a bit far away. And on the mountain, but the air is absolutely good and worth a visit.

The Marble Hill Villa, a ten-minute walk from St Margaret's Station, is in a 66-acre park that later became the mistress of the Prince of Wales, and only has a guided tour on weekends to visit three floors and a dozen rooms.

In the Thames, south-west London, between Richmond and Twickenham's Paladino-style villas, the architect is Roger Morris, known as the "Count of Architects" and is always able to adapt to the wider design.

Half of the art deco in Marble Hill Villas is replicas, some items don't even belong to that era. Tickets are £3 and must be accompanied by a guide to visit, one of the few places to enjoy the view of the Thames.

Marble Hill Villa is a famous place that played a major role in World War II and still retains many designs.