Historical Monuments in Great Britain

Historical Monuments in Oxford

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St John's College is one of the best schools in Oxford University. It's in St Giles, the central street of the city, and was found

Historical Monuments in Gateshead

Gateshead Millennium Bridge

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There is no doubt that one of the things that give Newcastle Gateshead a special charm is the river and, of course, its five bridg

Historical Monuments in Salisbury

Old Sarum

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About 3 miles from Salisbury are the ruins of Old Sarum. This site is the home of the city of Salisbury. It was first inhabited in

Historical Monuments in Londonderry

Walls of Derry

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The Walls of Derry were completed in 1619 and are 8 meters high by 9 thickness and 1.5 km in circumference - they are the only one

Historical Monuments in Stratford-Upon-Avon

Shakespeare's Birthplace

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The entire town of Stratford-Upon-Avon is dedicated to Shakespeare because he was born there and lived in a house in the city cent

Historical Monuments in London

Dolphin Fountain

This sculpture is another mystery. What little I've managed to discover about the 'poques', is the origin of its name and sculptor

Historical Monuments in Oxford

New College Lane

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New College Lane is a historic street in the centre of Oxford. Ironically, it was named after New College, New College, which is o

Historical Monuments in York

Clifford's Tower

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Clifford's Tower is part of the Norman castle of York, and it's all that remains of it. It was built on a manmade hill above the c

Historical Monuments in London

Abbey Road Studios

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But as a massive Beatles fan it was great being able to see the place they created so many amazing songs and getting a picture cro

Historical Monuments in Cambridge

King's College

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King's College, Cambridge, is 1 of the colleges that make up Cambridge University. Its full name is The King's College of Our Lady

Historical Monuments in Brampton

Hadrian's Wall

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Hadrian's Wall was a colossal work, about 117 kilometres long, built by the Roman Empire in what is currently the North of England

Historical Monuments in Elgin

Elgin Cathedral

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The ruins of Elgin Cathedra are important evidence of the historical importance of the building. While visiting St. Andrews Cathed

Historical Monuments in Glastonbury

Glastonbury Abbey

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The abbey is located in Glastonbury, south of Bristol (England). It is considered one of the oldest churches in the world, and leg

Historical Monuments in Glasgow

Tradeston Bridge

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This new pedestrian bridge opened in 2009 connects Tradeston in Glasgow to the city center. It's really nice because while the riv

Historical Monuments in Leicester

Fattoria Belvedere Hotel

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The Haymarket Clock Tower is a symbol in the historic center of Leicester. It is also a popular meeting point to meet for taking a

Historical Monuments in Liverpool

Royal Liver Building

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The building is one of the 'Three Graces' of the city and the dragons on the roof are the emblem of Liverpool. The 'Liver Birds' a

Historical Monuments in Doune

Monument to David Stirling

In the fields of Doune, close to the Bridge of Allan and Dunblane is a tribute to Archibald David Stirling, a hero of World War II

Historical Monuments in Warwick

Lord Leycester Hospital

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Despite what its name might suggest, the Lord Leycester Hospital was never a hospital. It was a medieval centre of hospitality for

Historical Monuments in Great Britain

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