Sights in Great Britain

Historical Monuments in London

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In 1666, a fire began at a baker's house on Pudding Lane. Three days later, the fire was finally put out but only after having des

Bridges in London

Westminster Bridge

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Dodging tourists, I could really feel the magic of this bridge. By day, you can walk around and buy souvenirs, such as a replica o

Squares in London

Parliament Square

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One of the most important places in London. There stands Big Ben clinging to a spectacular building, when wet and lit by the sun i

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Palaces in Woodstock

Blenheim Palace

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Blenheim Castle is a must if you go through Oxford. This palace, a UNESCO World Heritage since 1987, is a marvel from the architec

Squares in Oxford

Radcliffe Square

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Radcliffe Square is one of the squares in the old heart of Oxford, and one of the loveliest because you are surrounded by monument

Castles in Warwick

Warwick Castle

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I was lucky enough to visit Warwick and its castle in late January, so the snow made the views all the more impressive. This castl

Cathedrals in Durham

Durham Cathedral

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Durham Cathedral (in the county of County Durham, in the North-East coast English) has the privilege of hosting the chapel of St.

Cathedrals in Manchester

Manchester Cathedral

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I was shocking when I first saw it because the architecture itself draws your attention, then inside (it's free to enter and they

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Churches in London

St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church

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This Church, considered "too frivolous" by Protestants, is located in a truly privileged position in Trafalgar Square. It was buil

Castles in Minehead

Dunster Castle

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Dunster is a coastal town, located in the natural park of Emoor, in the region of Somerset. We took an old steam engine there, whi

Churches in Oxford

St Giles' Church

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St Giles' Church is one of the oldest monuments in Oxford. Its name comes from the street on which it is located which is at the l

Cemeteries in London

Highgate Cemetery

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Yes, I am a fan of cemeteries and I admit. Whenever I visit one, I have this macabre feeling, what can we do! On my last trip to L

Universities in Oxford

St Peter's College

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St Peter's College is one of the schools that makes up the University of Oxford. It is located behind Bonn Square on New Inn Hall

Abbeys in Bath

Bath Abbey

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Bath Abbey is one of the most emblematic buildings in Bath due to its preservation, architectural properties (perpendicular Gothic

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Palaces in Glasgow

Glasgow City Chambers

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The greatest symbol of Glasgow is this impressive building. It is situated in George Square and is one of the only good things of

Cemeteries in Edinburgh

Greyfriars Kirkyard

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The famous Greyfriars Cemetery is one of the most famous cemeteries in relation to paranormal activities. Before becoming a gravey

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Churches in Killearn

Killearn Kirk

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Killearn church is first mentioned in the 13th century when the land was reorganized and the people in charge created new parishes

Castles in Inveraray

Inveraray Castle

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In Inveraray, home of the noble house of Argyll and one of the most influential clans in the history of Scotland, the Clan Campbel