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Sights in Great Britain

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Churches in London
Saint Marylebone Church
We found this church on one of our morning walks and decided to go in to browse. Monday was a weekday and it was about 11 AM, the
Historical Monuments in London
Michelín House
On the corner of Fulham St. and Sloan Ave., in South Kensington, is this impressive Art Nouveau building, built in the early twent
Churches in London
Mitre Square
Further west of the City is the church of St Botolph's, beside Aldgate underground station. Near this church, the penultimate vict
Historical Monuments in London
Temple Bar Memorial
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This statue shows a griffin, and stands in the middle of the chaotic traffic of Fleet Street, with the Courts of Justice on one si
Historical Monuments in London
Trinity House
This church is located near the exit of Tower Hill underground in front of the Tower of London. Within in the area most important
Historical Monuments in London
Soldiers Monument
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Near St. Paul's Cathedral at the end of a small square is the monument erected to the soldiers who died on the World Wars. London
Historical Monuments in London
BT Tower
London's BT Tower is a telecommunications tower 177 meters high located in the West End. As one of the tallest buildings in the Br
Train Stations in London
Heathrow Connect
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When you get to a big city is important to know how to navigate to its transportation network, and the more you know the more opti
Train Stations in London
Tottenham Court Road Tube Station
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In every corner, when least expected, London surprises you, either on the surface or the subsurface. The underground station at To
Universities in Oxford
Magdalen College
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One of 30 colleges that make up the prestigious University of Oxford. It is one of the richest universities and was founded in 145
Cathedrals in Norwich
Norwich Cathedral
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This is the second largest and most beautiful Norman church in England, after Durham Cathedral. Its construction began in 1096 and
Historical Monuments in London
Tower Hill Dial
This is a sundial and you can really take a journey through time by loooking at it. It spans across the centuries with bas-relief
Historical Monuments in London
Brompton Oratory
Brompton Oratory is located on Brompton Road, next to the Victoria & Albert Museum. It is known as the Immaculate Heart of Mary Ch
Churches in London
Third Church of Christ Scientist
This church is on Curzon Street in Mayfair. If not for its bell, you would think that it was a bank, or any office building as the
Embassies in London
United States Embassy
The U.S. Embassy in London's Grosvenor Square, an elegant square situated south of Oxford Street. It's been in the same place for
Cemeteries in London
Crossbones Graveyard
There are still some great buildings in Union Street, large brick buildings from the '30s, maroon and white painted and rows of mo
Stadiums in London
Olympic Stadium
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It's impressive to see the immense surface on which the facilities for this event were built. And so, many years after everyone wa
City Halls in Stirling
Municipal Buildings
In the center of the city between the castle area and the theaters is a cluster of buildings, both old and modern, where the offic