Sights in Great Britain

Churches in Morpeth

Another ecclesiastical location in the center of Morpeth. With a very curious entrance, it seems to be part of an ancient cloister

Bridges in Connel

Connel & Connel Bridge

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On the way to Oban, 5 km away on the west coast of Argyll, we reached the small village of Connel,with beautiful views of Loch Et

Castles in Appin

Castle Stalker

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This castle, on the west coast of Scotland, is one of the typical images that you think of as a Scotland postcard. It is located o

Churches in Loughborough

Loughborough Parish Church

The chronicles say there has always been a church on this site since Anglo-Saxon times. The current building goes back to the 14t

Historical Monuments in Gateshead

Angel of the North

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At the entrance to Gateshead, near Newcastle, in the North-East of England, the stunning wings of the Angel of the North indicate

Historical Monuments in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Hadrian's Wall

Last summer (2012) one of my dreams came true! I walked along Hadrian's Wall. It was an incredible experience. The landscapes were

Churches in Brighton

St Peter's Church

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St Peter's is an Anglican church in Brighton. It is a parish church built in the nineteenth century by the architect Sir Charles B

Train Stations in Guildford

Guildford Railway Station

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Guildford Station is the largest in the county of Surrey in southern England. The station has 9 platforms which trains to almost a

Churches in Warwick

St. Mary's Church

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The Church of St. Mary in Warwick is the city's most famous church and is also known by many as the Cathedral of Warwick, which ha

Wineries in Pencaitland

Glenkinchie Distillery

Of the distilleries I visited, both in Northern Ireland and Scotland, this is one that has public access and guided tours. As if i

Churches in Rothesay

St Mary's Old Church

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The creation of the Church of St. Mary in 1472 marked the introduction of the second official Diocese of the island. It was a symb

Churches in Haddington

St Mary's Collegiate Church

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This place was built approximately in the 14th Century. The cathedral was finished with a Perpendicular Gothic style. In medieval

Train Stations in London

London King's Cross Railway Station

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King's Cross St. Pancras is famous for being the station where Harry Potter and his friends took the train to Hogwarts from Platfo

Castles in Milnathort

Burleigh Castle

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The ruins of the castle of peculiar forms are found in the village of Milnathort. The aforementioned ruins are in very good condit

Castles in Lossiemouth

Duffus Castle

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These lovely castle remains is an example of a structure of great historical significance. It was abandoned by the local and natio

Churches in Coniston

St. Andrew's Church

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The church of St. Andrew is the oldest, most central and most visible building in the village of Coniston. One curious aspect of i

Churches in Falkland

Falkland Parish Church

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As is often the case in history, towns crop up after the establishment or existence of a parish in the area, and this is the case

Squares in Sheffield

New Millenium Square

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After searching in different parts of minube I realised that someone has entered the Garden of Peace ( the mythical fountain in fr