United Kingdom

Tower Bridge

Tower Bridge is a London's famous landmark and a must see sight for all London's visitor. Construction of this bascule bridge was finished in 1894 and it was named "Tower" because of its location next to another famous landmark of London the Tower ...

Big Ben

Big Ben is the great bell located in the clocktower of Houses of Parliament but it usually reffers to the clocktower itself. The clocktower was finished in 1858 and even after more than 150 years it still houses the world's largest four-faced tower ...

Cenotaph

This cenotaph simply called "The Cenotaph" is located in London's Whitehall. Originally built as a temporary structure for a parade celebrating the end of World War I it was later replaced with a permanent structure in the same design. The Cenotaph ...

Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark is a clipper that serves as a museum ship from 1954. Located in Greenwich in London it became an attractive tourist destination until May 2007 when it was wastly damaged by fire. Restoration works are almost finished and reopening of ...

HMS Belfast

HMS Belfash is a light cruiser built for Royal Navy in 1938. During its active duty it took part in various operations of World War II as well as Korean War. Since 1971 it is permanently anchored on the river Themes in London where it serves as a ...

Stonehenge

Stonehenge is probably the best known monolitic monument located in Wiltshire county in England. Stonehenge is composed of a circle of large standing stones surrounded by smaller bluestones. The purpose of this monument is unknown yet, but there ...

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey is an important Gothic church located next to the Palace of Westminster. Since 1066 it is a traditional place of coronation of English rulers (Harold II was the first king crowned here). The abbey is also the burial place for ...

Windsor Castle

British Museum

Imperial War Museum Duxford