Flamsteed House – whose name comes from the first royal astronomer, John Flemsteed – was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and is very well positioned in the heart of the park. The terrace offers a great view of the Queen’s House and the Royal Naval College, with the River Thames in the background. In the […]

Cotch Castle is a nineteenth century castle built in Gothic Revival style on the site of a thirteenth-century fortification. It is located on a hill near the village of Tongwynlais, north of the city of Cardiff. It has a fairytale castle look. The Third Marquess of Bute commissioned its construction in 1875. The castle was […]

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Cardiff’s past is linked to the glory of being a city leading in coal mining. At the Big Pit National Coal Museum visitors can descend into the mine itself guided by a former miner trooper, to a depth of 90 meters. The museum received the Gulbenkian Museum of the Year award in 2004. Blaenavon is […]

Coventry Transport Museum is a museum that houses exhibits on transportation of all time. It was built here in Coventry for the automotive industry was quite developed some years ago. Here you can admire over 240 cars and commercial vehicles, 100 motorcycles and 200 bicycles. Many of them will impress you with their architectural beauty, […]

Fairfax House is a Georgian style house in 1762 which today is a museum of decorative arts. Tourists will be able to see period furniture, crystal chandeliers and silk wallpaper. The museum is located on Castlegate in York city centre. It is forbidden to take pictures or to film when in the house so don’t […]

The Cast Iron Bath Company: Established in 2008 by architectural historian Lee Hunwicks and located in the north of England, Yorkshire. Cast Iron Bath produces the largest range of fine, long-lasting and classy iron, brass and copper baths in the UK and Europe. Not only do Cast Iron Bath produce fine bath designs, their website […]

Winchester City Museum illustrate the city’s past through its exhibits ceramics Celtic, Roman mosaics, coins Saxon and shop windows in Victorian times, which were reconstituted. There is no entrance fee to the museum. Winchester City Museum Facebook

The Institute is part of the University of Birmingham and has a small but relevant collection of paintings, engravings, prints, drawings and European sculpture artists like; Whistler, Gainsborough, Gauguin, Picasso Bellini, Degas, Monet, Poussing, Turner, Holbein and Van Gogh. The Barber Institute of Fine Art is located in one of the finest Art Deco buildings […]

It is the only pub in the seventeenth century in London, built of wood that survived the Great Fire of 1666. At that time it was just a house, and will be converted into pub a century later. It is located on Aldgate High Street 47 and is composed of a large hall decorated separée […]

Big Ben is one of the most important tourist attractions in London, becoming almost an emblem of the British capital. Big Ben looks downright delightful night when the façade and Cesur on each face are illuminated. Big Ben was installed in 1859 and has gained its name from the famous bell of 13 tons and […]

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