Sights in Great Britain

City Halls in Sheffield

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Sheffield Town Hall is a beautiful building built in the late nineteenth century and situated right in the center of the city, in

Historical Monuments in Birmingham

St Martin in the Bull Ring

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St. Martin's Cathedral in Birmingham (England) shocked me and my boyfriend. This beautiful cathedral is small but has an amazing c

Train Stations in Manchester

Manchester Piccadilly Station

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In Manchester there are a couple of major train stations. The city is larger than the normal. The Manchester Picadilly station is

Cathedrals in Lincoln

Lincoln Cathedral

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As soon as you get off at the train station, you will see this striking style cathedral. It started in the Norman style(1072 after

Train Stations in Godalming

Train Station

The train station is on the edge of Godalming in southern England. It's a small, simple station, but with modern trains. With only

Historical Monuments in Oxford

Magdalen Tower

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The Magdalen Tower is one of the landmarks of Oxford. It belongs to Magdalen College, part of the University. The tower was built

Churches in Oxford

Merton College Chapel

The chapel of Merton College is a beautiful historical monument, south of High Street in Oxford's medieval center. The college, pa

Cathedrals in Dunblane

Dunblane Cathedral

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The village of Dunblane, in the center of Scotland, owes its existence to the the significance it had in earlier times as the Dunb

Churches in Berwick-upon-Tweed

St Cuthbert's Centre

St. Cuthbert Centre is part of the local Presbyterian church, though outwardly it looks like a church (in fact, it was in the past

Historical Monuments in Brighton

Royal Pavilion Indian Gate

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Next to the tourist information office, one can find the Indian Gate, which leads to the gardens of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton

Abbeys in Dryburgh

Dryburgh Abbey

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Near the village of Melrose, in the village of Dryburgh, Scottish Borders, we found a curious medieval abbey route, the most promi

Historical Monuments in London

Temple Bar

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The Temple Bar is the only gate to the City of London to survive the passage of time. Next to the Cathedral of St Paul's, it was b

Train Stations in Minehead

Stogumber Station

Stogumber station is in the town of the same name, but it costs a bit to find it, because it is out of town, a 20 min walk, but we

Churches in Dalmally

St Conan's Kirk

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One day we moved from Portsanachan to Oban, we were in the middle of nowhere with an incredible church. Nestled on Lake north of

Historical Monuments in Oxford

St. John's College

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St John's College is one of the best schools in Oxford University. It's in St Giles, the central street of the city, and was found

Universities in Oxford

Keble College

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Keble College is one of the largest schools at the University of Oxford. It is named after John Keble and was founded in 1870. It

Palaces in Linlithgow

Linlithgow Palace

In the town of Linlithgow, the site that calls the most attention is the palace, which is located just next to the main church (Sa

Bridges in North Queensferry

The Forth Bridge

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The Forth Bridge, a masterpiece of 19th century engineering, is located just over 10 miles from Edinburgh. It is a 2.5 km long rai