Sights in England

Castles in Northumberland

Warkworth Castle, is currently in ruins, though it is one of the best examples of the constructions of the Normans after the conqu

Bridges in Southport

Marine Way Bridge

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The Maritime bBridge is one of the works executed in the Merseyside region to restructure the coast in the town of Southport. The

Historical Monuments in Southport

Town Hall

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The Town Hall in Southport was built by Thomas Stanley at a total cost of approximately 2300 pounds sterling. It is located on one

Churches in Southport

Christ Church Southport

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Founded in 1821 by Rev William Docker, the first Christian Church in the city. Demolished in the 50s because of safety problems.

Squares in Blackpool

Cedar Square

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Cedar Square is in the center of the city of Blackpool, where they made the most important business transactions during the Mediev

Churches in Blackpool

St. John's Church

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The Church of St. John the Evangelist in Blackpool in the historic city center is one of the oldest churches of the city. It's a

Historical Monuments in Huddersfield

Huddersfield Town Centre

Huddersfield, the city centre is small but full of people, who are keeping to their schedule. It is filled with malls and small sh

Churches in Portsmouth

New Life Christian Church

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This beautiful place is full of activities throughout the year, especially in summer. Taking advantage of the huge space, they hol

Churches in Stratford-Upon-Avon

Church of the Holy Trinity

It's worth going to Stratford-upon-Avon, just two hours from London by train, to see Holy Trinity Church. It's a beautiful church

Statues in London

Sherlock Holmes Statue

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Since 1999, a new statue has enjoyed a prime position on Baker Street: a 4 meter high replica of the most famous private detective

Cathedrals in Newcastle Upon Tyne

St Mary's Cathedral

St. Mary's Cathedral is the main Roman Catholic church in Newcastle and is the church that runs the diocese of the city. It was bu

Historical Monuments in London

Royal Courts of Justice

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Built in a Victorian Gothic style, the Royal Court of Justice, also called "Short Law" in English, was built in the second half of

Train Stations in York

York Station

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York station is situated in the center of town, and is one of the main Midlands, UK train stations. In England there are several r

Palaces in London

Somerset House

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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

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

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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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