Sights in Great Britain

Palaces in London

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Somerset House, formerly a royal residence, is a large building that resembles a palace with a huge central courtyard. It's found

Historical Monuments in Lynemouth

Lynton Funicular

More precisely known as the Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway, this joins the two coastal towns of Lynton and Lynmouth, on the nor

Universities in Stirling

Stirling University

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Stirling University, founded in 1967, is one of the most attractive universities in the UK, it was built surrounding a lake (Airth

Bridges in Stirling

Forthside Bridge

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This modern bridge was inaugurated in May 2009, after several years of delays and controversy. The bridge links the Riverside area

Cathedrals in Fortrose

Fortrose Cathedral

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Fortrose Cathedral is in the town of the same name 25 minutes north of the city of Inverness, in the county of Ross. Constructed

Historical Monuments in Oxford

Clarendon Building

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The Clarendon Building is a historic monument in the center of Oxford on Broad Street, one of the most beautiful streets of the ci

Castles in Port Glasgow

Newark Castle

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This small castle is located in Port Glasgow (not to be confused with the city of Glasgow) on the southern shore of the estuary of

Historical Monuments in London

Battersea Power Station

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This coal-fired power plant built between the two world wars,¡ has become one of the most famous images of London,¡ thanks to its

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Historical Monuments in Edinburgh

National Library of Scotland

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The National Library of Scotland (NLS = National Library of Scotland) is the largest collection of Scottish matters worldwide. Man

Wineries in Northumberland

St. Aidan's Winery

In the center of town and heir to the monastic tradition, is the cellar and liquor factories of St. Aidan, by virtue of a craft co

Churches in Linlithgow

St. Michael Kirk

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One of the most representative and important churches in Scotland, which after passing through many wars has come in a pretty goo

Abbeys in Whithorn

Whithorn Priory

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One of those places that still retain ancestral spiritual since the time of its foundation. Saint Ninian, a Celtic saint, came to

Historical Monuments in Woodstock

Blenheim Inside

The inside of Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is marvelous. The entrance to the palace, which costs 17.50 pounds, i

Historical Monuments in London

Tower Hill Memorial

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It is a war memorial in Trinity Square Gardens, right next to the Tower of London. It is in honor of the Marines and fishermen who

Historical Monuments in Cardiff

Wales

One of the four constituent nations of the UK, Wales makes up the western part of the island of Great Britain, and has its own pro

Historical Monuments in Chesterfield

The Winding Wheel

Opened in 1923 as the Odeon cinema, closed in 1981, restored, opening later as a conference center and a meeting place for the peo

Squares in Manchester

Picadilly Square

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Picadilly Garden is a square in Manchester city center. It's surrounded by restaurants, shops and a shopping center and is an idea

Historical Monuments in Stromness

Standing Stones of Stenness

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Once out of the urban centres in Mainland, there's a series of archaeological sites of great value and in very good condition. Man