Sights in Great Britain

Churches in Perth

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At the end of Perth, facing Dundee, you can see this church, which stands among five houses. According to historical documents, it

Historical Monuments in Glastonbury

Glastonbury Abbey

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The abbey is located in Glastonbury, south of Bristol (England). It is considered one of the oldest churches in the world, and leg

Castles in Perth

Elcho Castle

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The Elcho Castle is another expample of the divide between the Scottish nobility during the Middle Ages and of the Renaissance. Th

Abbeys in Dumfries

Sweetheart Abbey

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Never an abbey in the world could have a foundation based on love between a woman and her husband, that the name of this instituti

Castles in Braemar

Braemar Castle

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Braemar Castle is located near the town that shares its name. It was and is the official residence of Clan Farquharson. Even now i

City Halls in Brighton

Brighton Town Hall

The Town Hall is where the city council of Brighton is based, and is in the center, close to the seafront. It was built in 1830, a

Abbeys in Jedburgh

Jedburgh Abbey

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The most southerly area of Scotland merges with the northernmost of England in a region called the Borders, an area full of histor

Historical Monuments in Glasgow

Tradeston Bridge

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This new pedestrian bridge opened in 2009 connects Tradeston in Glasgow to the city center. It's really nice because while the riv

Historical Monuments in Leicester

Fattoria Belvedere Hotel

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The Haymarket Clock Tower is a symbol in the historic center of Leicester. It is also a popular meeting point to meet for taking a

Churches in Nottingham

St Mary's Church

This church is the the oldest in the city, and it's definitely one of the most beautiful. The first main body of the church was fi

Palaces in Perth

Scone Palace

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Very near Perth, is the village of Scone, an ancient Pictish settlement which in turn resulted in a religious settlement founded b

City Halls in Saint Andrews

St. Andrews Town Hall

This Hall is one of the most unknown and least visited in the Golf Capital. It is a beautiful building with medieval origins and h

Churches in Saint Andrews

Holy Trinity Church

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The Parish Church of the Holy Trinity or the Holy Trinity Church (belonging to the Church of Scotland). Historically there are doc

Churches in Newburgh

Lindores Abbey and Abdey Church

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Lindores Abbey was constructed on a Tironense foundation in the village of Newburgh, on the banks of the River Tay in the 11th cen

Abbeys in Elgin

Pluscarden Abbey

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Pluscarden Abbey was founded by King Alexander II of Scotland in the year 1230. In conjunction with 2 other abbeys, Beauly Ardchat

Castles in Dundee

Claupotts Castle

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Claypotts Castle is located between Dundee and Broughty Ferry, in what once were their gardens and surrounded by residential house

Train Stations in London

Waterloo

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Waterloo train station on the banks of the River Thames, south London, and is the largest station in the UK, on the surface and by

Bus Stations in London

London Waterbus

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The London Waterbus Company offers sailings on the historic Regent Canal, leaving Camden Lock Market and reaching beautiful Regent