Sights in Great Britain

Churches in Woodstock

The chapel of Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located in the lower part of the palace. It is quite isolated and

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

Bridges in London

Lambeth Bridge

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Lambeth Bridge was opened on July 19, 1932 by King George V. The bridge is a bright red color, almost the same as the leather benc

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Churches in Windsor-Eton

St Georges chapel

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St George's Chapel is one of the most beautiful works of Gothic architecture in England. Its construction started in 1475 under Ed

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

Churches in Brighton

The Chapel Royal

Near the crazy North Laine area of Brighton you'll find the Chapel Royal, where a concert is held every Tuesday lunchtime. The Rom

Historical Monuments in Edinburgh

Nelson Monument

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In tribute to Admiral Nelson, considered one of the greatest figures in the history of the United Kingdom, a monument was erected

Squares in Edinburgh

St Andrew Square

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Located in the New Town of Edinburgh, St Andrew's Square was built along the same lines as Charlotte Square. But although they cov

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

Squares in Edinburgh

Castle place

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After traveling (uphill!) almost two kilometers from the Royal Mile, you finally arrive in front of Edinburgh castle at the top of

Historical Monuments in Fort William

Commando Memorial

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In 1940, Winston Churchill decided to create an elite force capable of reaching behind enemy lines: the commandos were born. There

Historical Monuments in Glasgow

The Provand's Lordship

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Near the imposing cathedral of Glasgow, the oldest house in the city (1471) can be found on Castel Street. It took us about 15 min

Castles in Poole

Brownsea Castle

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Brownsea Castle is a sixteenth century residence located on Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, southern England. This castle was es

Churches in Fowey

Fowey Parish Church

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Fowey Parish Church is the name of the church in the small coastal town of Fowey in the county of Cornwall at the southern tip of

Train Stations in London

Marylebone station

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Marylebone station reminds me of France! You will find the famous Paul bakery here, along with a coffee shop and a florist. The st

Churches in Preston

Church of St. Walburge

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The church of St Walburge belongs to the Diocese of Lancashire and is the Roman Catholic church in the city of Preston. This is su

Castles in Roslin

Roslin Castle

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The ruins of the castle that we can see today were once the residence of one of the most powerful families in Scotland, the St Cla