Historical Monuments in England

Historical Monuments in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Okay, this is just a door...but it served as the main entrance to the castle of Newcastle. The door was added to the northern part

Historical Monuments in London

The Rosetta Stone

For 1,400 years, nobody could read the texts of the ancient Egyptians. It was in 1799 that a soldier in Napoleon's army discovered

Historical Monuments in Leicester

Haymarket's clock

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The Haymarket Clock Tower is a symbol of the historic center of Leicester. It is also the most popular meeting point before going

Historical Monuments in Boroughbridge

Fountains Abbey

Located in the magnificent Studley Royal Park in Yorkshire in northern England, the ruins of Fountains Abbey are the most impressi

Historical Monuments in Whitby

Whitby Lighthouse

Located at the far end of the pier at Whitby, the lighthouse that marks the entrance to the harbor was built in 1831 under the com

Historical Monuments in London

World War I Memorial

One of the most beautiful, elegant and old parks in London was created by Henry III as his game reserve, this aristocratic garden

Historical Monuments in Manchester

Chetham's Library

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Manchester is a city that stands out for its monuments and historic buildings! But we found one that is not a church or a museum,

Historical Monuments in Liverpool

Royal Liver Building

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Opposite the mouth of the Mersey River in the historic district of the city docks of Liverpool, this listed building is a historic

Historical Monuments in London

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Historical Monuments in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Black Gate

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This door is not just a door but a whole building that served as the main entrance to the castle of Newcastle. The door was added

Historical Monuments in Liverpool

The Kingsway Tunnel

This strange building is impossible to miss when you're walking northbound on Waterloo Street, which borders all of Liverpool's do

Historical Monuments in London

The Coldharbour Gate

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The sections of the wall, which formed part of the west side of the original wall, was built between 1221 and 1238. It was during

Historical Monuments in London

Lincoln's Inn Fields

This is the largest public square in London, founded in 1630. There are several important buildings nearby such as the Land Regist

Historical Monuments in Devon

Merrivale Megaliths

Located in the west of the moors of Dartmoor, you can find Merrivale easily by following the trans-moor way to the outskirts of th

Historical Monuments in Devon

Grey Wethers

Grey Wethers consists of two monumental stone circles and is situated north of Postbridge, on the moors of Dartmoor. The wheels ha

Historical Monuments in London

Nelson's ship

On 24 May 2010 a replica of the ship of English Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758 - 1805) was inaugurated. It is a symbol of the countr

Historical Monuments in London

House William Hazlitt

This Georgian house is distinguished by its style, its balance of proportions, its red bricks, sash windows and beds of violets fi

Historical Monuments in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Angel of the North

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Newcastle, capital of the north of England, is famous for its winds (which sometimes blow up to 160km/h), its always-full pubs, an

Historical Monuments in England

234 historical monuments in England