Sights in Great Britain

Historical Monuments in London

This Georgian house is distinguished by its style, its balance of proportions, its red bricks, sash windows and beds of violets fi

Statues in London

Still Water Horse Head Statue

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For some, a splendid example of modern art, for others one of the ugliest statues in London, the Marwari horse head of Marble Arch

Churches in Glasgow

High Kirk Church

The High Kirk is an amazing gothic church in Glasgow, Scotland. Very dark and macabre, entering this church will send you back in

Castles in Falkirk

Blackness Castle

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We stopped at Blackness Castle late in the day, and we got there just to enjoy the sunset! We especially appreciated it for its be

Churches in London

St. Mary-le-Bow

This small church, over 700 years old, is officially known as the St Mary & Holy Trinity Church, but better known as Bow Church. O

Churches in London

Our Lady & St. Catherine of Siena

It is a Roman Catholic church, built in 1870, with charming brick architecture that is quite beautiful, though not very detailed.

Churches in Hexham

Hexham Abbey

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This abbey is the origin of the town of Hexham and it was erected in 674 AD as a gift from the Queen Etheldreda to the Bishop of Y

Castles in Sunderland

Hylton Castle

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On one of our walks in Sunderland, by absolute chance, we found in a park north of the city this wonder by the name of Hylton Cast

Churches in Whitehaven

St Gregory and St Patrick's Catholic Community School

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Just west of Whitehaven harbor, near the castle, you'll find a small church which has long served one of the most disadvantaged sc

Castles in Mallaig

Ardvreck Castle

Ardvreck Castle is a ruined castle dating back to the sixteenth century found on a rocky promontory near Loch Assynt in Sutherland

Bridges in London

Southwark

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Southwark Bridge is located between Tower Bridge and the Millennium Bridge. This is an awesome bridge. It is very central and the

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Churches in Rotherham

Saints' church

The current Parish Church of Rotherham is the third that has been built at this location. A church has stood here since 937, with

Historical Monuments in Newcastle Upon Tyne

Angel of the North

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Newcastle, capital of the north of England, is famous for its winds (which sometimes blow up to 160km/h), its always-full pubs, an

Castles in Glasgow

Culcreuch castle

Culcreuch Castle is located in the village of Fintry, 30 km from Glasgow. It's in the heart of the countryside, with a garden and

Train Stations in Ashford

Ashford International

Located about 30 minutes drive from the pretty medieval town of Canterbury in the region of Kent, Ashford International station is

Historical Monuments in Chatham

The historic dockyard

About thirty kilometers from the medieval city of Canterbury, in the small town of Chatham, the historic Dockyard is a cultural si

Castles in Whitstable

Whistable Castle

A little bit outside the town, on the road to Herne Bay, Whitstable Castle shouldn't be missed. It stands on the beautiful Tower H

Churches in Whitstable

Saint Alphege Church

Nestled on a small shaded garden square in the heart of Oxford Street, Whitstable, Saint Alphege's Church is one of the main sight