Favourites - By Name - By Type - By County
 | Madame Tussauds, Greater LondonMadame Tussauds, the worldwide famous Waxworks Museum has a multitude of fascinating exhibits of famous people such as Michael.....(more) |
 | Chiswick House, Greater LondonFew can resist this fine classical building which was the creation of Lord Burlington, patron of the arts in the early part of.....(more) |
 | Tintagel Castle, CornwallThe local tourist industry in Tintagel leans heavily upon tales surrounding King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, but.....(more) |
 | Kensington Palace, Greater LondonKensington Palace is not only the private residence for several members of the Royal Family, it also has designated areas that.....(more) |
 | Ely Cathedral, CambridgeshireSitting majestically above the River Ouse, Ely cathedral presents an awesome sight with its towers sweeping 217 feet towards an.....(more) |
 | Wookey Hole Caves and Papermill, SomersetThese dazzling show caves offer a glittering experience in floodlit chambers deep underground. This is the spiritual home of the.....(more) |
 | Little Moreton Hall, CheshireLittle Moreton Hall is without doubt the finest example of timber-framed architecture in England. The building overflows with.....(more) |
 | Glastonbury Abbey, SomersetThis is believed to be the site of the oldest Christian Church in the world, for centuries it has been the focus of Christian.....(more) |
 | Packwood House, West MidlandsThis is a gorgeous richly timber-framed mid-Tudor house with additions from the 17th-century. It was probably built for John.....(more) |
 | Lichfield Cathedral, StaffordshireMost recently Lichfield Cathedral has been the scene of an important archaeological find which has astounded the world of.....(more) |
 | Stanage Edge, DerbyshireStanage Edge is an elevated gritstone edge or enscarpment that stretches for around 4 miles giving extensive views across the.....(more) |
 | D-Day Museum, HampshireNo where is the courage of Britain's fighting men and women more evocatively displayed than in the D-Day Museum at Southsea. .....(more) |
 | Bolton Castle, North YorkshireOn a misty morning the ruined crenulated towers of Bolton Castle take on an eyrie aura and it is easy to imagine what this once.....(more) |
 | Amberley Castle, West Sussex900 year old Amberley Castle is an award-winning Country Castle Hotel and Restaurant with an international reputation.
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 | Greys Court, OxfordshireIntriguing Tudor Manor with 14th-century fortifications, and Ornamental gardens set within medieval walls. Things to see include.....(more) |
 | Penshaw Monument, Tyne & WearThe Penshaw Monument is a 70 ft high folly built on Penshaw Hill in 1844 in honour John Lambton (1792–1840), 1st Earl of Durham.....(more) |
 | Holland Park, Greater LondonOpened in 1952, Holland Park is the most romantic of all the London Parks with one of the main features being the Kyoto Japanese.....(more) |
 | Newark Castle, NottinghamshireThe romantic ruins of this once glorious castle were left to fall into further disrepair following the ravages of the English.....(more) |
 | Lindisfarne Abbey, NorthumberlandThe strange, mystic atmosphere of Lindisfarne remains evocative of the time when holy men trod its shores rather than the birds.....(more) |
 | Bateman's, East SussexBateman's was built in 1634. From 1902 until 1936 it became the home of Rudyard Kipling and is preserved as it was when he lived.....(more) |
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