Sights in England

Historical Monuments in Oxford

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New College Lane is a historic street in the centre of Oxford. Ironically, it was named after New College, New College, which is o

Historical Monuments in York

Clifford's Tower

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Clifford's Tower is part of the Norman castle of York, and it's all that remains of it. It was built on a manmade hill above the c

Historical Monuments in London

Abbey Road Studios

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This is a great place for Beatles fans. Crossing the street where these four geniuses walked the 60, was a dream. Not to mention w

Historical Monuments in Cambridge

King's College

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King's College, Cambridge, is 1 of the colleges that make up Cambridge University. Its full name is The King's College of Our Lady

Cathedrals in Birmingham

St. Philip's Cathedral

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One of the most important features of this place is that it is one of the smallest to be found in the whole of the UK. It is situa

Cemeteries in London

Nunhead Cemetery

This is in South East London. From Victoria Station, it takes about 12 minutes to get to Peckham Rye. It is the second largest cem

Palaces in London

Alexandra Palace

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I lived in Highgate for a year, near Alexandra Palace. The whole area is residential on the outskirts of London ('Zone 3' but just

Churches in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Church of St Thomas the Martyr

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St. Thomas Church is one of the iconic places in Newcastle, located near the two universities, the civic center and the shopping d

Cathedrals in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Newcastle Cathedral

The rapid growth of the city of Newcastle was due to the population being attracted by the booming industries in the 19th century

Train Stations in Woking-Byfleet

Woking Station

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Woking Station is, after Reading and Guildford, the busiest in Surrey. Unlike most stations in England, Woking Station has a very

Churches in Rotherham

All Saint Church

Rotherham Parish Church is the third one that was built in this place. There was a church in 937 and then another late Norman chur

City Halls in Sheffield

Sheffield City Hall

The City Hall, is situated very close to Fargate, a few minutes walk up it, is primarily a space dedicated to culture: Exhibitions

Train Stations in Woodstock

Blenheim Train

This train takes you around the grounds of Blenheim. The gardens are in the Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the

Universities in Oxford

Brasenose College

Brasenose College, founded in 1509, is one of the colleges that make up Oxford University. It is a fairly small school founded by

City Halls in Oxford

Oxford Town Hall

The Town Hall is the town hall of Oxford. While County Hall, near the castle, is responsible for the region of Oxfordshire, the To

Churches in Oxford

St Mary Magdalen's Church

St Mary Magdalen church is in Magdalen Street, a small side street north of the historic center of Oxford (next to the Martyrs Mem

Churches in London

St Margaret's

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walking from South Bank, eating a pizza

Cathedrals in Liverpool

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

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It is curious to see Liverpool from above. Hope Street, the two cathedrals in the city that are almost facing each other as if in