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Statues in London

King George V Statue

This statue of King George V (June 3, 1865 - January 20, 1936) was built by William Reid Dick (President of the Royal Society of B

Squares in London

St John's Smith Square

St. John's Smith Square was originally a church, built in 1728 by Thomas Archer. It was heavily damaged in the Second World War, a

Statues in London

Robert Clive statue

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Robert Clive (Born September 29, 1725 and died November 22, 1774), a Major General in the British army, was one of the key figures

Historical Monuments in London

Cenotaph

The Cenotaph was built by Edwin Lutyens at the end of the First World War. Today it is used to represent all the battles that have

Historical Monuments in London

Bali Bombings Memorial

The memorial of the Bali bombing, opened by Prince Charles in front of St. James Park, is a monument honoring the 202 victims from

Statues in London

Earl Haig's statue

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Marshal Earl Haig was the commander in chief of the British armies in France during much of the First World War. His tactics led t

Statues in London

Charles James Napier's statue

Charles James Napier (August 10, 1782 - August 29, 1853) was a British general who served during the Napoleonic wars. He played an

Statues in London

Spencer Cavendish Statue

This statue, which was erected in 1910, is located at the entrance to Horse Guards Parade on the avenue of Whitehall. It shows Spe

Churches in Tenterden

Chapel Down

Fancy a glass of English wine? As surprising as it may seem, England also has its vineyards and wine! Obviously they don't have th

Churches in Rye

St Mary's Church

From the tower of St. Mary's College of Rye, you can have a beautiful view of the red-tiled roofs, the harbor of the Rye, the medi

Historical Monuments in Rye

Half-timbered Houses

In Rye, a pretty little town in the south of England, there are some beautiful half-timbered houses. There's also a small fishing

Stadiums in London

Lord's Cricket Ground

Lord's Cricket Ground is situated in the London district of St. John's Wood, and was built in 1814 by Thomas Lord. It has been use

Historical Monuments in Wells

Clock of the Saint andré Cathedral

The magnificent Wells Cathedral has several pieces worth seeing, among them the second oldest clock in the world. Built in 1382, t

Historical Monuments in Plymouth

The Hoe

The Hoe is the hill that overlooks the city of Plymouth, facing the sea. This is where you'll find the famous lighthouse, Smeaton'

Castles in Armadale

Armadale Castle

Armadale is a town without a great deal of charm on the Isle of Skye. One of the attractions of this village is the castle, the st

Churches in London

Church of St Georges The Martyr

The pretty little church of Saint George The Martyr is located in the district of Borough, and the tip of its spire can be seen fr

Cemeteries in London

Karl Marx Grave Site

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"Workers of the world unite!" Welcome to the marble tomb of the great philosopher Karl Marx, ve is buried in London. Expelled fro

Churches in London

St Joseph Church

The imposing light blue dome that can be seen above the roofs of Highgate is the great church of St. Joseph. Beside Waterlow Park,

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