Sights in Great Britain

Castles in Craignure

Torosay castle is a small palace or baronial style mansion, still used by its owners (Guthries), with impressive gardens. Everythi

Train Stations in Stirling

Stirling Railway Station

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In the city center, this small but modern train station connects the city with 3 major routes: Edinburgh to the east (60 minutes),

Statues in Stirling

Monument to Rob Roy

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Near the theater at the end of the street, there are several statues that commemorate different historical people of Scotland. In

Statues in Stirling

Monument to Robert Burns

In almost all corners of Scotland there's a reference to Robert Burns, and Stirling wasn't an exception. Robert Burns was a writer

Abbeys in Northumberland

Lindisfarne Priory

One of the UK's religious cribs and defined as "a place of pilgrimage for over 1,300 years" The priory (or abbey) of Lindisfarne i

Castles in Northumberland

Lindisfarne Castle

The first highlight of the castle is the amazing views. It is right on the top of a rocky hill, therefore, it's the highest point

Churches in Northumberland

Church of St. Aidan

To say the least it was curious that one of the seeds of the Catholic religion in England did not count until recently as a Roman

Archaeological Sites in Stromness

Skara Brae

Skara Brae is one of the best-preserved Neolithic villages in Northern Europe. More than 5,000 years old, it is a fascinating plac

Castles in Gorebridge

Crichton Castle

In the Scottish Borders, South of Scotland on the border with England, the birthplace of Sir Walter Scott , we can find many forts

Churches in Boldon

St. Nicholas Church

This is possibly one of the most ancient areas in the Boldons area. In West Boldon, there is the church of San Nicolas, which was

Churches in Belfast

Fitzroy Presbyterian Church

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The church isn't very old, nineteenth century, but has jaw-dropping British architecture. Following the Gothic Revival style that

Historical Monuments in Londonderry

Bloody Sunday Memorial

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The monument, a simple granite obelisk, was erected in memory of the 14 Derry residents who died on that tragic Sunday, January 30

Historical Monuments in Avebury

Avebury Stone Circle

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The Avebury Stone Circle is a magical place, declared a World Heritage Site. There are many legends about these stones which are p

Statues in Belfast

The Titanic Memorial

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The Titanic Memorial in Belfast opened on June 26, 1920 and was erected by subscription involving the population of Belfast, emplo

Squares in Bath

Abbey Square

This is the square of the Abbey, sticking to the hot springs in Bath. It is on "York Street". It's an interesting place to pass th

Churches in Bridge of Allan

St. Saviour Episcopal Church

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St. Saviour belongs to the Episcopal Church of Scotland, whose greatest virtues, in my opinion, are their attentiveness, friendlin

Cathedrals in Dunkeld-Birnam

Dunkeld Cathedral

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Very close to the River Tay, surrounded by huge, ancient trees, you'll find the remains of Dunkfeld Cathedral. Partly ruined and p

Historical Monuments in Brodick

Machrie Moor Stone Circles

As has become customary, the Scottish islands are very important archaeological sites, especially for settlements such as the Bron