Sights in Great Britain

Historical Monuments in Liverpool

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The building is one of the 'Three Graces' of the city and the dragons on the roof are the emblem of Liverpool. The 'Liver Birds' a

Churches in Torphichen

Torphichen Preceptory

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In the town of Torphichen, Scotland, the medieval order of the Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem created the most impo

Palaces in Falkland

Falkland Palace

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The Falkland Royal Palace was built in the sixteenth century, in the beautiful medieval village with the same name. It was conceiv

Train Stations in Glasgow

Travel Centre

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The travel center is in St Enoch Square, along the mall of the same name. To get there search for Argyle Street and from Glasgow r

Churches in Bridge of Allan

Lecropt Kirk (Church of Lecropt)

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In the town of Bridge of Allan is located Lecropt Kirk, the gloomy church belonging to the Church of Scotland (a variant of the An

Train Stations in Bristol

Bristol Temple Meads Railway Station

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Bristol Temple Meads railway station is one of the most important railway stations in the entire country. The first part of the st

Churches in Nottingham

St Peter´s Church

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Along with St Mary's, St. Nicholas is one of three Christian parishes in this medieval city. The Victorian choir and transept are

Churches in Northumberland

St. Mary's Church

"The Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin" (now Anglican) offers as a first important feature its location, where was founded the

Historical Monuments in Doune

Monument to David Stirling

In the fields of Doune, close to the Bridge of Allan and Dunblane is a tribute to Archibald David Stirling, a hero of World War II

Palaces in Linlithgow

Binns Family House

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Located near Edinburgh, near Blackness Castle, we came across this 17th century palace. It is still in perfect condition and on a

Bus Stations in London

Victoria Bus Termninal

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Located in the south of London, close to the famous Victoria train station, but do not confuse them: They are different buildings.

Castles in Glasgow

Bothwell Castle

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Bothwell Castle, located to the south of Glasgow, was one of the most important Scottish fortresses during medieval times and the

Train Stations in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Newcastle Station

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Newcastle station is located in the upper part of the city, near the castle. In fact, some of the train tracks run inside the anci

Bus Stations in Rotherham

Rotherham Interchange

Rotherham exchanger refers to the bus station, but the train station is a 5 minute walk. The biggest city is at or close to Sheffi

Churches in Guildford

Guildford Cathedral

My uncles lived in Guildford for many years and I lived there with my uncles. My daughter was also born in Guildford, a beautiful

Temples in London

Shri Swaminarayan Mandir

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This Hindu temple is in northwest London in Neasden, a little away from the tourist routes, even so more than 5 million visitors h

Historical Monuments in Warwick

Lord Leycester Hospital

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Despite what its name might suggest, the Lord Leycester Hospital was never a hospital. It was a medieval centre of hospitality for

Castles in Nairn

Cawdor Castle

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Cawdor is magical name linked (by Shakespeare) with Macbeth. An amazing fairytale castle, it has everything a tourist looks for in