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Brighton Fishing Museum

Brighton is a beautiful English seaside resort-town. The Brighton Fishing Museum is a public project implemented by the citizens with the support of the city administration. It is located on the Brighton’s waterfront, across the Ship Street, 10 minutes away from the railway station and 5 minutes away from the bus station.

The Clock Tower

The Clock Tower in Brighton is the main attraction and the symbol of the English town. It was constructed in 1888 in honor of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. That’s to that, the tower received its second name - the Jubilee Clock Tower.

Royal Pavilion

Located on the South Coast of England, the city of Brighton is one of the most ancient and charming cities in the United Kingdom. It attracts millions of tourists from all over Great Britain and various corners of the world. What’s so special about this place?

Brighton Museum and Art Gallery

Museum and Art Gallery are a part of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. The building which is occupied by the collection had been initially planned to be a tennis court. However, it was not finished and used to be the military barracks during the war.

Glasgow Cathedral

A beautiful Gothic St. Mungo’s Cathedral, located in the Scottish city of Glasgow is also known as St.0 Kentigern's Cathedral, High Kirk of Glasgow or Glasgow Cathedral. Nowadays, it is under the patronage of Presbyterian Church of Scotland, therefore the title of the “cathedral” has a rather historical one. By the way, the church serves as a seat to the Archbishop of Glasgow.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of the attractions in Glasgow. It has a picturesque location in Kelvingrove Park, on the bank of the river. The erection of the building began in 1892. The workers used the red sandstone to construct this beautiful place in the Spanish Baroque style.

Christchurch Priory

The ancient Christchurch Priory Church is located not far from the city of Bournemouth. Its first building was constructed back in 800 AD. Later, a small abbey was formed, and in the XI century, the decision was made to erect a new building of the temple.

Hengistbury Head

Not far from the town of Bournemouth, in the South of Great Britain, can be found a charming Hengistbury Head headland. This place is of great interest to all the archeologists as it hides the signs of the settlements of ancient people dating to the stone, bronze, and iron ages.

The Bournemouth Aquarium

The Bournemouth Aquarium is located in the popular resort-town called Bournemouth in Great Britain. Here visitors can admire the life of marine residents in conditions which hardly differ from their natural habitat.

Christchurch Castle

Christchurch Castle is one of the popular tourist destinations in the city of Bournemouth. The rich history of this place attracts crowds of tourists who want to explore the historic places in Great Britain. These places are the real national property of the city. Initially, it was a wooden fortress.

Compton Acres

Compton Acres gardens are designed in four various styles. This creates an illusion of visiting various countries during your walk through the garden. Many tourists visit this place to admire a marvelous example of the landscape design which was created at the beginning of the XX century.

Walker Art Gallery

The Walker Art Gallery is one of the largest museums in the country. It does definitely stand out among the other attractions in Liverpool with its coloring and rich content. Founded in 1877, it was intended to display the collections of the Victorian art, which includes the landscapes by William Turner and works by Dante Rossetti, Millais, and Leighton.

The Beatles Story

There’s hardly any person in the world who doesn’t know the legendary group the Beatles or who has never heard at least one of their songs. That’s why the museum devoted to the lives and creative work of the magnificent four is still extremely popular among the tourists and the citizens of the city.

Liverpool Cathedral

Liverpool Anglican Cathedral can be easily called the greatest creation of mankind. It’s the largest cathedral in England and the fifth in size in the whole world. The church is also the residence of the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool.

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral won the first place in the worldwide design competition. Besides, it represents the architecture of the second half of the XX century. Nowadays, its hall hosts the parish church and the chair of the Archbishop of Liverpool.

Tate Liverpool

The famous English town called Liverpool is renowned not only for being the motherland of the celebrated band The Beatles and their The Beatles story museum, but also for its monuments, galleries, and museums. Tate Liverpool is one of the most popular attractions in the city.

Manchester Cathedral

One of the most beautiful attractions in England is Manchester Cathedral. Its history dates back to the old Medieval period. This incredible building had survived many tough times, however, managed to survive and save its magnificence till our days.

John Rylands Library

Manchester is one of the biggest cities in Great Britain. This city lives its absolutely unique and bright life. Here you shall find the worldwide known John Rylands Library which is also a popular and tourist destination in Great Britain.

Manchester Museum

One of the biggest university museums in Great Britain is the Manchester Museum. Its expositions are devoted to archeology, natural history, and anthropology. The museum occupies its celebrated spot among other tourist destination in Great Britain.

Manchester Art Gallery

Manchester Art Gallery founded back in 1884 is one of the main attractions in Manchester and Great Britain in general. A visit to Manchester Art Gallery is your unique chance to see the art in a new light.

Manchester Town Hall

One of the most renowned attractions in England - Manchester Town Hall - is an excellent example of architecture in Neo-gothic style with a tiny touch of early British Gothic. Experts say that the building of Manchester Town Hall is included in the top-5 significant attractions of Manchester.

Edinburgh Castle

Scotland is the part of Great Britain with its own unique spirit and color. It’s not surprising that so many tourists are attracted by the trails and routes which run across this picturesque land. The central and the most outstanding attraction of Scotland is Edinburgh Castle.

National Museum of Scotland

The National Museum of Scotland is one of the most renowned attractions in Edinburgh. The exponents of the museum will tell you everything about the history of the country and interesting facts from the lives of the Scots.

Writers’ Museum

If you plan a visit to Great Britain, a tour to Edinburgh is a must! It will not only help you get acquainted with the Scottish attractions but also dive into its unbelievable atmosphere and vibrant colors. The Writers’ Museum is a greatly recognizable tourist destination. Located in the center of Edinburgh.

Calton Hill

Not only England introduces its guests to the magnificent attractions. Its neighbor Scotland has also quite a lot to show. Edinburgh’s attractions are waiting for the travelers to tell them about their glorious historic past. Without a doubt, Calton Hill will linger in the memories of many tourists.

Holyrood Palace

Among all the celebrated memorials and attractions of Great Britain, the famous residence of Queen Elizabeth II located in Scotland is definitely worth noting. The Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh is the state property which passes over to the usage of the next monarchs.

Tower Bridge

Probably one of the most famous bridges of Great Britain is Tower Bridge in the city of London. Its unusual appearance makes it easily recognizable: on the impressive river bents there are two towers in the Gothic style, which are connected by bascule spans and walkways.

Madame Tussauds London

Madame Tussauds was created in London in 1835 on Baker Street, and today it is located on Marylebone Road. The wax collection is constantly updated and attracts many tourists. You may find a small inconspicuous figure among all the other famous personalities in the Museum, the geniuses of the past and present years.

Tower of London

All travelers who can’t wait to discover Foggy Albion will be amazed by a wide range of attractions waiting for in Great Britain. The Tower of London is especially popular and in favor of both tourists and local citizens due to its rich historical past.

Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace has been the official residence of the Queen of England. However, it’s worldwide known not only for this fact. This place is the central headquarters of the monarchy in the United Kingdom. Without a doubt, London offers a wide range of diverse attractions.

Big Ben

When you think about the symbols of England, the first thing that comes to your mind is the famous landmark of London – the tower of Big Ben. Big Ben is the largest of the six bells in Westminster Palace.

Glasgow Science Centre

Glasgow Science Center is an entertaining technological center and a modern attraction. All the fans of scientific experiments will definitely love it here! The four floors of the science center comprise over 400 interactive exponents.

Gallery of Modern Art

The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in the center of Glasgow is the most visited art gallery in Scotland which comprises a wide collection of modern art. A beautiful building in the Neoclassical style is located in Royal Exchange Square.

Sherlock Holmes Museum

The Sherlock Holmes Museum is included in the list of the most popular tourist objects in London. The museum fascinates with its interior which was reproduced in accordance with Arthur Conan Doyle's stories. The four-storied building was erected in 1815.

British Museum

London is a city where a lot of museums, exhibitions, art galleries and other cultural object are concentrated that attract tourists from all over the world. The British Museum is among those places, which is visited by millions of people every year.

Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square is one of the most important attractions in London and Great Britain in general. It is located in the historical center at the intersection of three traffic arteries in Westminster: Whitehall, Strand, and the Mall. 44-meter Nelson’s Column rises above the center of the square.

Westminster Abbey

The Collegiate Church of Saint Peter in London is the oldest sanctuary of the British people. It is located in the historic borough of Westminster and that’s why it was called Westminster Abbey. This magnificent construction traditionally hosts the crowning and burying of the monarchs.

London Eye

The observation wheel called the London Eye opened on March 1, 2000, became one of the most popular attractions in London. It is also the highest attraction of its kind in the world. Its height equals a 45-storied building.