The golden deer, a scenic spot in London -- a sailing museum that tells vivid sailing stories

　　 Among the ships moored on the banks of the Thames , There is an old sailboat decorated with golden deer's head, which will surely attract your attention . It's the London Pass （The London Pass） The scenic spots to be introduced today ： The Golden Deer （The Golden Hinde）.

 

　　 With 16 Francis in the th century • Sir Drake （Sir Francis Drake） A full-scale reconstruction of the prototype of the Galleon , The magnificent golden deer in front of us has a high mast 、 Old wood color , And the long history that makes people think .

　　 Originally named “ Pelican ”, This amazing Elizabethan galleon was given a new name by the captain Sir Drake on the voyage “ The Golden Deer ”. At that time , Captain Drake is considered one of the greatest sailors in Europe , He has a deep understanding of the unpredictable ocean , Have sharp thinking strategy and excellent maritime tactics , stay 1588 In, he led the golden deer and the British fleet to defeat the powerful Spanish Armada .

 

　　 A replica of the first British ship to sail around the world , The golden deer is like a museum with vivid stories , Lead the visitors to appreciate 16 The adventures full of difficulties and dangers in the th century .

 

　　 On the golden deer , You can follow the crew with ancient costumes into the ship , Look at its structure and facilities , Listen to their stories about the colorful sailboats , And personally experience the feeling of sailing in the vast ocean by Elizabethan ships .

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