Sights in Great Britain

Palaces in Cardiff

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The Town Hall in Cardiff is truly impressive, built of the same kind stunning white stone that was used to build the central build

Universities in Oxford

Hertford College

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Hertford College along with 30 other schools makes up the University of Oxford. It's at the end of Broad Street, in the historic c

Castles in Maidstone

Leeds Castle

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Leeds Castle is located 5 km southeast of Maidstone, Kent and dates back to 1119. But the history of the site is even longer: a ma

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Cathedrals in Ely

Ely Cathedral

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Ely is an interesting location in the county of Cambridgeshire. The cathedral, one of the most emblematic of the United Kingdom as

Stadiums in London

Emirates Stadium

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Arsenal's field, Emirates Stadium is beautiful. It was built in 2006 and is one of the most modern football fields in Europe. It's

Historical Monuments in Gateshead

Gateshead Millennium Bridge

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There is no doubt that one of the things that give Newcastle Gateshead a special charm is the river and, of course, its five bridg

Castles in Connel

Dunstaffnage Castle

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In the woods behind Dunstaffnage Castle you find a chapel of the same name, built by Duncan MacDougall shortly after the castle wa

Squares in Edinburgh

The Grassmarket

Without a doubt, the nicest area to have lunch or dinner (always early) in Edinburgh. Just a few steps away from the Royal Mile, t

Train Stations in Brighton

Brighton Railway Station

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The train station is located opposite the bus station, in East Sussex. It was built in 1840 and designed by David Mocatta. However

Castles in Banchory

Drum Castle

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This castle, in the county of Aberdeen has one of the oldest towers in Scotland, Its original structure was done in the 13th centu

Cathedrals in London

Southwark Cathedral

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Southwark Cathedral is a beautiful church located behind Borough Market in south London. The whole neighborhood on the south bank

Universities in Oxford

Merton College

Merton College is one of the colleges that makes up Oxford University. Each college has its own administration, and teaches differ

Squares in Oxford

Bonn Square

Bonn Square is a pedestrian square, next to Queen Street, in the historic center of Oxford. Bonn is named after the German town tw

Abbeys in Arbroath

Arbroath Abbey

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In historic east coast town of Arbroath, King William I ordered the construction of an abbey in 1178 to commemorate the murder of

Churches in Oxford

Brasenose College Chapel

Brasenose is a small school, that forms part of Oxford University. It is located in Radcliffe Square and its beautiful chapel is l

Train Stations in Glasgow

Glasgow Central Station

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Glasgow Central Station is the largest in Scotland and the UK. Several train companies operate from Glasgow Central Station. It op

Squares in Edinburgh

Charlotte Square

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Charlotte Square is in Edinburgh, behind the castle and near the commercial Princes Street. It was built in the eighteenth century

Castles in Pitlochry

Blair Castle

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In the village of Atholl, near Pitlochry, is one of the most famous Scottish castles. Blair Atholl Castle (Blair Castle) which sti