Sights in England

Historical Monuments in Rochester

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Located in the historic and commercial heart of the city, the Cathedral of Rochester is one of the main sights to visit. It is one

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

Assisi Cottage

The canals of the city provide a nice way to discover Canterbury, with plenty of river boats around and a chance to discover the t

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

The King's Bridge

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Located about halfway up the High Street of the medieval city of Canterbury, King's Bridge is the starting point for tourist boat

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

Blackfriars' Monastery

Having arrived in Canterbury in search of land to settle, the Blackfriar monks (their name comes from the color of the clothes the

Historical Monuments in Canterbury

University of Kent

Located on Tyler Hill, about 2.5 miles from the center of the medieval city of Canterbury, the campus of the University of Kent is

Historical Monuments in London

Jewel Tower

Somewhat hidden behind the Cathedral of Westminster, the Jewel Tower was built in the 14th century. Don't confuse it with the Towe

Statues in London

Statue of Oliver Cromwell

In 1894, the Prime Minister Lord Rosebery, a great admirer of Cromwell, proposed to erect a statue in his honor to commemorate wha

Churches in London

St. Marks Church

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Perched on the hills of central London, St. Marks Church is what might you might describe as very pretty little church. It was bui

Historical Monuments in Exeter

Exeter Cathedral

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Exeter Cathedral is within the city of Exeter, the capital of the county of Devon in the south of England. The construction of thi

Train Stations in Birmingham

Birmingham Moor Street Station

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Moor Street Station is one of three stations in Birmingham, and my favorite. New Street is too large and therefore likely to give

Statues in London

Jelly Baby Family

Statues in London

Horse at Water

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This sculpture is impossible to miss as you approach Marble Arch. The absolutely monumental horse's head is quite incongruous in t

Churches in Harrogate

Ripley Church

Facing the village green in the heart of Ripley between Harrogate and Ripon (not to be confused with the city of the same name), t

Cathedrals in Leicester

Cattedrale di Leicester

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Historical Monuments in London

The Guards Memorial

This building located in front of the guards house, along with a gateway to St James Park. It was constructed as a cenotaph. It wa

Train Stations in London

Waterloo Station

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The Waterloo Railway Station is one of the gates to the city of London. The trains here go to the south and south-west of England,

Historical Monuments in London

London Wall

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Now, only small remnants are left of the ancient wall that protected the city at the time of the Roman colonization. The most nota

City Halls in Harrogate

The Leeds Town Hall

Leeds Town Hall is a Grade 1 listed building and was built by Cuthbert Brodrick after a competition to build the Town Hall was hel