The Crystal Palace Transmitter

The Crystal Palace Transmitter is a prominent broadcasting station located in London, England. Opened in 1956, it plays a crucial role in transmitting television and radio signals across a wide area, serving millions of viewers and listeners. Built atop Crystal Palace, the transmitter is notable for its distinctive tower design, reaching a height of 219 meters. It has been a key site for the transition from analog to digital broadcasting in the UK. The transmitter’s importance in communications makes it a landmark in both broadcasting history and infrastructure.