Albert Dock (Liverpool)
The Albert Dock is a truly stunning architectural triumph. Opened in 1846, it soon became a treasure ...
Anne Hathaway's Cottage (Stratford-Upon-Avon)
The thatched farmhouse of Anne Hathaway before her marriage to William Shakespeare, with its picture ...
Art Gallery and Museum (Glasgow)
Glasgow's Art Gallery and Museum, an imposing red sandstoned building, first opened in 1901. Tod ...
Ashmolean Museum (Oxford)
Oxford University's Museum of Fine and Applied Art and Archaeology. Founded in 1683, the Ashmole ...
Assembly Rooms (Bath)
The Assembly Rooms, designed by John Wood the Younger in 1769, were used for evening 'assemblies ...
Ballycastle Museum (Ballycastle)
Here in Ballycastle, one can experience and learn about the folk social history of the Glens in the ...
Banagher Old Church (Londonderry)
An impressive ruin that is sure to delight and amaze. The nave was constructed around 1100, and the ...
Barbican Glassworks (Plymouth)
The Barbican Glassworks are very famous and world-renowned glass-blowers. It is a rare and special ...
Barley Hall (York)
A medieval merchant's home in the heart of York. Come and see Barley Hall as it is brought back ...
Bath Boating Station (Bath)
A pleasant summertime diversion is to rent a skiff, punt, or canoe from the Victorian Bath Boating S ...
Bath Festival Maze (Bath)
A pleasant diversion, this one-of-a-kind maze is fun for all as visitors try to make their way throu ...
A complete Victorian family business that ran for nearly 100 years in the city. The Bowler family we ...
Baths and Abbey (Bath)
The namesake of the city, are the amazing Roman Baths. Enjoy the tour of the ancient bathing rooms ...
BBC Experience (London)
The BBC Experience is a treat for those interested in the history and reality of the radio and telev ...
Belfast Botanic Gardens (Belfast)
The rose garden and herbaceous borders were established in 1920. The plants grow in a sunken glen o ...
Big Ben (London)
Completed over 100 years ago, this unforgettable 316ft clock-tower is perhaps the most recognizable ...
Bolsover Castle (Chester)
An early 17th century country house complete with battlements and turrets designed by Robert and Joh ...
Bonamargy Friary (Ballycastle)
Off the beaten path, the remains of this Franciscan friary were founded in around the year 1500 by R ...
Botanic Gardens and the Kibble Palace (Glasgow)
Located in the West End of the City, The Botanic Gardens is a large parkland housing several huge gl ...
Botanical Gardens (Bath)
These lovely Gardens contain over 5000 different varieties of plants from all over the world. It is ...
British Museum (London)
Universally considered one of the greatest museums in the world, the British Museum contains an abso ...
Broughton House Gallery (Cambridge)
Monthly art exhibitions, paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture by living artists are the highlig ...
Buckingham Palace (London)
The home of the Monarch, Buckingham Palace is a glorious residence. Visitors may tour the State Roo ...
Building of Bath Museum (Bath)
The Building of Bath Museum tells the fascinating story of the creation of the Georgian Bath. The ex ...
Burrell Collection (Glasgow)
Presented to Glasgow in 1944 by the millionaire shipowner Sir William Burrell, the Collection was am ...
Calton Hill (Edinburgh)
Calton Hill, though it does not possess the drama of the Castle Rock or the mass of Arthur's Sea ...
Canterbury Cathedral (Canterbury)
Canterbury Cathedral was founded in the year 597 and is the Mother church of the Anglican communion. ...
Canterbury Tales (Canterbury)
A fascinating audiovisual experience in which visitors join Chaucer's pilgrims on their journey ...
Cardiff Castle (Cardiff)
The history of Cardiff Castle spans nearly 2000 years since the Romans first settled the site. Roman ...
Carfax Tower (Oxford)
Fourteenth-century west tower of the former city church of St Martin. The clock on the eastern side ...
Castell Coch (Cardiff)
Begun in 1875 on the site of the 13th century 'Red Castle', Castell Coch is a scholarly Vict ...
Castle Howard (York)
Castle Howard is the magnificent 18th century home of the Howard Family. Known worldwide as 'Bri ...
Changing of the Guard (London)
This most enjoyable spectacle to observe occurs every other day at precisely 11:30 AM. In front of ...
Charles Dickens' Birthplace Museum (Portsmouth)
The famous writer Charles Dickens was born in this modest house in Portsmouth, England in 1812. The ...
Cheshire Workshops (Chester)
Situated in the heart of the Cheshire countryside, on top of the Peckforton Hills, with a view of Be ...
Chester Cathedral (Chester)
The 12th century monastic building has a magnificent refectory, with beautifully carved choir stalls ...
Chester Zoo (Chester)
Chester Zoo is the largest garden zoo in the UK, covering 110 acres. There are over 6000 animals fr ...
Chesterton Windmill (Stratford-Upon-Avon)
Stone tower windmill, set on 6 arches, was originally built in 1632. The existing machinery dates fr ...
City Art Center (Edinburgh)
The City Art Centre, Edinburgh's principal municipal art gallery, is located in a handsome build ...
Clava Cairns (Inverness)
The Clava Cairns are an impressive collection of prehistoric burial chambers, a mile southeast of th ...
Clifford's Tower (York)
This 13th century keep of York Castle was built by Henry III to replace William the Conqueror's ...
Corstorphine (Edinburgh)
Corstorphine is the home of Edinburgh Zoo. Founded by the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland in 19 ...
Cotswold Wild Life Park (Oxford)
For lovers of nature and wildlife, this park is a real delight. The Cotswold Wild Life Park offers ...
Craigmillar Castle (Edinburgh)
The Craigmillar Castle, now a substantial ruin, but in its time a stronghold that played an interest ...
Crown Liquor Saloon (Belfast)
Gas-lit Victorian pub with fine tiles, woodwork and glass. Established in 1849, it is the oldest pub ...
Cuillins (Isle of Skye)
The Cuillin mountains, a massive confusion of gabbro and granite which straddles the island, are fam ...
Culloden Battlefield (Inverness)
The Culloden Battlefield is the tragic site where Bonnie Prince Charlie lost the last battle on Brit ...
Cwm Pottery (Caernarfon)
A wide range of stoneware pottery, mainly thrown and fired in an oil fired kiln. This traditional We ...
Dalmeny House and Hopetoun House (Edinburgh)
These are two stately homes in the vicinity of Queensferry that can be visited. Dalmeny House, the h ...
D-Day Museum and Overlord Embroidery (Portsmouth)
The D-Day Museum was opened in 1984 to commemorate the 40th Anniversary of D-Day. Its centrepiece is ...
Denny Abbey (Cambridge)
The Denny Abbey today is the remains of a 12th century Benedictine abbey and a 14th century dining h ...
Discover Salisbury (Salisbury)
In the magnificent 13th century Great Hall of the original deanery of Salisbury Cathedral, "Discover ...
Earhart Center and Wildlife Sanctuary (Londonderry)
The Earhart Center is a cottage exhibition on Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly the Atlantic so ...
Edinburgh Castle (Edinburgh)
The castle is Edinburgh's best known and most popular visitor attraction. It is, therefore, a go ...
Edinburgh University - The Old College (Edinburgh)
Edinburgh University, traditionally one of Scotland's medieval seats of learning, was founded by ...
Eton College (Windsor)
The historic buildings of Eton College are an integral part of the heritage of the British Isles. Vi ...
Festival Theatre (Edinburgh)
The Edinburgh Festival Theatre in Nicolson Street is the city's most exciting development in the ...
Fifth Province (Londonderry)
The Fifth Province is a multi-media show comprising of 4 different stages. Stage 1, a themed stone c ...
Fossil Grove (Glasgow)
Situated in Victoria Park, the Fossil Grove is a 300 million year old forest which was uncovered by ...
Foyle Valley Railway Center (Londonderry)
The Foyke Valley Railway Center features several interesting narrow-gauge (3 feet) networks that car ...
French Brothers Boat Trips (Windsor)
The French Brothers have been operating passenger boats on the Thames since 1978 and have become a f ...