Sights in Great Britain

Historical Monuments in Stirling

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Undoubtedly one of the most charismatic bridges of Scotland, Stirling old bridge was built around the year 1500. The reconstructio

Historical Monuments in Stirling

Mercat Cross

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As in many other enclaves of Scotland, Mercat Cross marks the medieval mall. The top of the monument, showing the figure of a unic

Statues in Stirling

Robert the Bruce Statue

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There are two recurring and historical figures found throughout Scotland, embodied in statues, monuments, facades, writings and ot

Historical Monuments in Stromness

Ring of Brodgar

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Not far from the stones of Stenness, forming a straight line, on top of the tallest hill in the zone is The Ring of Brodgar ("Ring

Squares in Manchester

Cathedral Gates

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On each side of the Manchester Cathedral in the city center, next to modern buildings, is where we can find a curious place, known

Churches in Aberdeen

Kirk of St Nicholas

The city of Aberdeen has several important churches that many guide books referred to as cathedrals. The old church of St. Nichola

Squares in Aberdeen

Golden Square

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Golde Square or the golden square is located between North Silver Street and South Silver Street, which together offer a wide ran

Historical Monuments in Belfast

Albert Memorial Clock

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The Albert Memorial Clock is a kind of miniature Big Ben. It is located in Queen's Square in central Belfast near the docks. It wa

Cathedrals in Belfast

St Peter's Cathedral

St Peter's Cathedral was inaugurated on October 14, 1866 on land donated by the famous Belfast baker, Barney Hughes. It was the fi

Statues in Southport

Queen Victoria Statue

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Queen Victoria ruled England during the mid-nineteenth century and it was a very prosperous era for the country, with a global imp

Cemeteries in Edinburgh

St Cuthbert's Church Graveyard

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The St Cuthbert's Church is located below Edinburgh Castle, at the beginning of Princess Street. The Church is not in itself parti

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Castles in Canterbury

Canterbury Castle

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This is a true emblem of the city and is shown on all the postcards. The Castle of Canterbury is the oldest and one of the most im

Train Stations in Sheffield

Sheffield Station

Sheffield, a city in northern England, is about 3 hours from London by train. If buy the tickets in advance, on the National Rail

Historical Monuments in Doune

Mercat Cross

In the heart of Doune (about 10 km from Stirling) is the historic Mercat Cross or Cruz Market (Mercat Cross) which was a crossroad

Historical Monuments in Nottingham

The Severns Building

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This medieval building was probably built in the mid-14th century, and actually, it's not in its original location because in 1969

Churches in Nottingham

St. Nicholas' Churc

This medieval Anglican parish has been declared a historical and artistic interest. It was built on the original construction from

Ruins in Winchester

Palace of the Bishop of Winchester

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These ruins are of the palace of the powerful Bishops of Winchester. The palace was one of the largest buildings in medieval Londo

Castles in Kelso

Smailholm Tower

SmailHolme Tower, is located in the Anglo-Scottish Borders, where in medieval times (from XV century) it was very important due to