The Tulip Stairs were the first centrally unsupported spiral stairs constructed in England, and they're a work of art. They are part of the Queen's House, Greenwich, England, built between 1614-17 by architect Inigo Jones. The house is open to the public (free of charge) from 10.00-17.00 most days as it's part of the National Maritime Museum.
If it doesn't "wow" you, perhaps the floor of the Great Hall will:
What do you think?
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