England

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Royal Pavilion

Royal Pavilion

The Royal Pavilion was his seaside pleasure palace where the abundance and extravagancy of the Regency era wer...

Runnymede, England

Runnymede, England

Runnymede was the meeting place for King John and his Windsor advisers, but also for the rebellious feudal lor...

SS Great Britain

SS Great Britain

SS Great Britain is now dry-docked in Bristol. She was used as a prototype for many other vessels afterwards. ...

Stonehenge

Stonehenge

Stonehenge is considered to be a sanctuary dedicated to the sun. The ruins we see today are just mere shadows ...

Sutton Hoo, England

Sutton Hoo, England

Sutton Hoo was discovered in 1939 among a group of burial mounds and is believed to be the final resting place...

The Buckingham Palace

The Buckingham Palace

The Buckingham Palace is undoubtedly the most significant symbol of the royal power in the United Kingdom....

The Hadrian's Wall

The Hadrian's Wall

The Hadrian's Wall was built for 6-7 years, however the additional installations were completed after the empe...

Tintagel Castle

Tintagel Castle

One of stories is from 800 years ago and says that Tintagel was the birthplace of King Arthur...

Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle

The history of the castle began in 914 when Æthelred, the daughter of Alfred the Great, ordered the constructi...

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey

There was an old monastery at the site of Westminster Abbey since 616. The construction of the present cathedr...

Winchester Cathedral

Winchester Cathedral

Winchester Cathedral is located in the town of Winchester and is one of the largest churches in England. ...

Winchester College

Winchester College

The founder of Winchester College was William of Wykeham who was the Bishop of Winchester from 1367 until his ...

Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle

This castle together with Buckingham Palace is one of the two official Royal Family residences of Queen Elisab...