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If you're looking to explore the historical sites of the UK then our interactive map and UK historic sites list will help guide you through the wealth of historic attractions in the United Kingdom.
The island of Britain has a rich and diverse history that has witnessed the rise and fall of tribes, kingdoms, empires and nations. From stone-age cultures to the Ancient Romans, Norman conquerors to the achievements of the British Empire, the UK's historic sites are as diverse as they are wondrous.
In fact, historical places make up some of the top attractions in the UK – and some of the most popular tourist sites - from Stonehenge to Westminster Abbey, Roman Bath and Edinburgh Castle. The countless examples of ancient sites, medieval castles and industrial revolution monuments ensure that no visit to Britain goes without its historical highlights.
There's a fantastic selection of historical sites in the UK and you can plan some great historical places to see on your trips by browsing our UK historic sites list. Once you've explored the historic sites of Britain you can use our itinerary planner tool to plan out your trip and then print off a free pocket guidebook.
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Windsor Castle is the oldest occupied castle in the world and the official home of the Queen. It ranks amongst the top UK historic sites.
Among the top attractions in the UK, the Roman Baths in Bath is an Ancient Roman thermal spa and one of the best preserved examples of its kind.
Probably the best known tourist attraction in Britain, Buckingham Palace has been the royal residence of British monarchs since the reign of Queen Victoria.
Beaumaris Castle was to be the largest of King Edward's iron ring of castles intended to encircle Wales and is one of the most awe-inspiring historic sites in the UK.
A fun thing to do in the UK, the Jorvik Viking Centre recreates the Viking city of Jorvik, based on excavations found on this site in York.
Caernarfon Castle is a stunning medieval stronghold in Wales built by Edward I and listed by UNESCO.
HMS Belfast is a Royal Navy light cruiser ship that played a role in both World War II and the Korean War. A fun thing to do in the UK.
Corfe Castle is the stunning ruin of a castle which has been everything from a royal residence to a military stronghold and even a prison. One of the UK's most picturesque historical places.
One of the most significant historic attractions in Britain, Ironbridge Gorge is an icon of the industrial revolution and a World Heritage site.
Edinburgh Castle is a medieval fortress and royal castle turned national monument and World Heritage site. It is one of the top attractions in the United Kingdom.
Among the most popular tourist sites in Britain, Stonehenge is a mysterious collection of vast stone circles dating back to around 3000 BC and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Portchester Castle has been a Roman fort, a Norman keep and even a wartime prison. It is one of many coastal castles among the historic places in the UK.
10 Downing Street is the home of the Prime Minister of the UK and has witnessed some momentous moments in UK history.
A La Ronde is a sixteen-sided 18th century historic house located in Devon and operated by the National Trust.
A living history museum, Abbey House recreates authentic Victorian streets to reflect 19th century life.
The picturesque Acton Burnell Castle is a ruined English fortified Manor near Shrewsbury.
Aldborough was originally the capital and stronghold of the Brigantes, who controlled vast swathes of Northern England, before becoming Romanised in the first century AD.
One of the oldest churches in London, All Hallows by the Tower contains Roman and Saxon remains as well as other interesting elements.
Ever wanted to head to Hogwarts? Why not visit Alnwick Castle? This historic site in Northumberland is home to the Harry Potter Franchise and is one of the largest castles in England.
Althorp is a country house and estate which has been home to the Spencer dynasty for over 500 years. Now an historic site open to the public, it includes an exhibition on the life and work of Princess Diana.
Anglesey Abbey is a Jacobean-style mansion in Cambridgeshire, built on the site of a medieval priory and now boasting unique cultural collections, impressive gardens and a fully functioning water mill.
This historic Tudor house in Lewes was once the property of Anne of Cleves and highlights the history of Tudors England.
Apsley House was the home of one of Britain's most heroic figures, the Duke of Wellington and tells the story of this famous figure. One of many interesting UK historic sites.
Arbeia Roman Fort is an ancient site that was one of the wall forts of Hadrian's Wall and a military supply base for the other forts. One of many interesting ancient historical places in the UK.
Braco Fort - A Roman Fort - fantastic 6 foot high ditches can still be seen although there is now no remaining wooden or stone at all. But this is one of my favourite Roman sites in Scotland
Arthur's Stone is a mysterious UK historical site and burial chamber in Herefordshire.
Originally built in the 11th Century, Arundel Castle is the historic home of the Dukes of Norfolk and has been continually occupied and renovated over the centuries.
Ashby Castle is an historic ruin and was a Royalist stronghold during the English Civil War. One of many scenic UK historical sites.
The Ashmolean Museum is a museum of the University of Oxford specialising in art and archaeology.
Aston Hall is an imposing Jacobean mansion house in Birmingham, which now operates as a museum.
Avebury Ring is a vast Neolithic stone circle, probably the largest in the world, and is a UNESCO World Heritage historic site.
Balmoral Castle is an historic house and has been the official Highlands home of the British royal family since the reign of Queen Victoria. One of the more famous of the historic places in the UK.
Bamburgh Castle is a grand historic landmark which looms high upon a crag overlooking the coast of Northumberland. It is one among many coastal UK historic sites.
Bannockburn Battlefield was the site where Scottish leader Robert the Bruce defeated the English, repelling their attempts to control Scotland and once again affirming its sovereignty.
The Banqueting House in Whitehall is an historic house, famous as the site of the execution of King Charles I. It is therefore one of the most significant historic places in the UK.
Bar Hill Fort is an ancient Roman historic site in the UK and was one of the forts along The Antonine Wall.
Barley Hall is a Town House in the middle of York, reflecting the lives of a wealthy family at the end of the 15th Century.
Barnard Castle contains the ruins of a Norman stronghold which was later owned by Richard III.
Bath Abbey is a famous UK historical site, built from the late fifteenth century, destroyed by Henry VIII and restored under Elizabeth I.
Battle Abbey and Battlefield is an iconic historic site in England, being the location of the famous Battle of Hastings in 1066.
This historical monument marks one of the most decisive and bloody encounters of the Wars of the Roses.
The battlefield site of a Wars of the Roses battle, which led to the death of Owen Tudor.
The Battle of Northampton was a battle in the Wars of the Roses and a major victory for the Yorkists.
A definitive battle of the Wars of the Roses, Tewkesbury was a resounding defeat for the Lancastrians, and led to fourteen years of peace from May 1471.
Bayham Old Abbey was a medieval monastery dissolved by King Henry VIII, one of a number of historical ruins surviving from the time.
An open air, living museum, Beamish recreates what life was like in the industrial age of Victorian and Edwardian Britain.
The Bearsden Bath House was a Roman bath complex which would have served a fort of The Antonine Wall. It is one of a number of ancient sites in the UK.
Beaulieu Abbey is an early 13th century historic monastic complex, partially destroyed in the reign of Henry VIII during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. The site is home to the National Motor Museum.
An interactive and living history museum, Bede's World tells the story of Anglo-Saxon life in Northumbria and the life of famous Anglo-Saxon writer Bede.
The Belas Knap Long Barrow is a well-preserved example of a Neolithic burial chamber located near Cheltenham.
Belton House is a 17th century historic house in Lincolnshire which is now a popular visitor attraction.
Benjamin Franklin House in London is the only surviving former residence of Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States.
Berkeley Castle was originally built nearly 1,000 years ago, but since then has undergone a number of changes and has been the site of many interesting – and sometimes bloody – events.
Berkhamsted Castle is a UK historical site and was a medieval stronghold, the ruins of which lie in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire.
Berwick Castle was a medieval castle, the ruins of which are located in Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, UK.
An iconic UK historic site, Big Ben is the name often attributed to the famous clock tower of the Houses of Parliament.
The Big Pit National Coal Museum in Wales tells the story of the British coal industry.
Bignor Roman Villa is a large Roman villa site on the Bignor estate and contains some of the best preserved Roman mosaics in Britain.
Birdoswald Roman Fort is one of the best preserved of the wall forts of Hadrian's Wall. One of a number of Roman historic sites in the United Kingdom.
A prominent historical site of the UK, the ruins of the medieval Bishop's Waltham Palace can be seen in Hampshire.
One of the most popular places to visit in the UK, Blenheim Palace is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
Bletchley Park was Station X, the central location of British code cracking operations during World War II.
The battlefied of Blore Heath was the site of the second battle of what became known as the Wars of the Roses.
Perhaps one of England's best known moated castles, Bodiam Castle was built in 1385. The castle suffered during the English Civil War and was restored before being bequeathed to the National Trust. It now ranks among the most beautiful castles in the world.
Bolsover Castle was once the site of a medieval fortress before its replacement with an ornate 17th century manor house modelled on a small castle. Now run by English Heritage.
The Battle of Bosworth Field of 1485 resulted in the death of King Richard III and ascension of Henry VII to the throne. This marked a momentous moment in British history.
The Bosworth Field Visitor Centre is a good starting point for exploring the site of this famous clash from Wars of the Roses.
Bothwell Castle is a ruined medieval stronghold near Glasgow which played a role in the Wars of Independence.
Boughton House is a French-influenced 17th-century English country house which is now periodically open to visitors.
Brading Roman Villa was a first to second century Ancient Roman farm on the Isle of Wight. A little-known but impressive UK historic site.
The British Museum in London is a world-famous museum of history and culture and a popular UK tourist attraction.
Situated on the border of Oxfordshire, Broughton Castle is surrounded by a three acre moat, and set amongst the scenic parkland of Broughton park.
A small museum dedicated to the local history of the village of Bushey in Hertfordshire, which also contains an art gallery.
Byland Abbey was a prominent twelfth century monastery which now lies as a pretty ruin in Yorkshire.
The historic Cabinet War Rooms are part of the underground bunker complex in London where Winston Churchill and his government operated during World War Two.
Caer Gybi hosts the remains of a small Roman fort and naval base which formed part of the local Roman defences of the area in the latter Roman Empire period.
Set in truly jaw-dropping Scottish countryside, Caerlaverock Castle was an important fortification, providing defence for the Scottish crown in a period of deep rooted rivalry with England.
Caerleon Roman Fortress is home to what is said to be Europe's only viewable Roman Legionary Barracks and one of a number of Roman historical sites in Britain.
Caerphilly Castle is a vast thirteenth century Anglo-Norman stronghold built to defend against Welsh prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd.
Caerwent Roman Town is home to the ruins of the once thriving Roman settlement of Venta Silurum.
The Callanish Stones are a collection of Neolothic standing stones on the west coast of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
Camber Castle is a vast sixteenth century fortification built by Henry VIII - one of many Tudor historic sites in the United Kingdom.
A museum that contains a variety of different artefacts from history, ranging from African and Native American art to Roman discoveries and world collections. A wonderful place to visit for those who have an active interest in anthropology and archaeology.
Canons Ashby House is an Elizabethan manor house in Northamptonshire, now run by the National Trust.
Canterbury Cathedral has a prominent history dating back to the sixth century AD and was the site of the infamous murder of Thomas Beckett.
Cardiff Castle is a medieval complex comprised of a range of styles and with a diverse history dating back to the Romans. It is one of many historic castles in the UK.
Carrickfergus Castle is a Norman-built fortification which was in continual use as a military stronghold for over 700 years. Today a number of exhibitions about the history of the castle and the local area are on show within the castle itself.
Castle Acre Priory was an eleventh century monastery dissolved by King Henry VIII, the historic ruins of which can still be explored.
Castle Drogo is an early 20th century country home constructed in the style of a mediaeval castle. This impressive building is now owned by the National Trust and open to visitors.
This impressive stately home nestled in Yorkshire has been the home of the Howard family since its construction in 1699.
Castle Keep in Newcastle upon Tyne is one of the city's most famous attractions and one of the best preserved Norman fortifications in the country.
Castle Rising is a ruined Norman fortification in Norfolk which was once home to Queen Isabella, widow of Edward II and mother of Edward III.
Castlerigg Stone Circle is a picturesque Neolithic monument ranking among the earliest of Britain's stone circles, its scenic hilltop setting providing pretty views of the surrounding area.
The Cawthorn Roman Camps are the remains of a late 1st / early 2nd century AD Roman military enclosure situated in the south of the North York Moors.
Chatsworth House is an English country estate that has served as the ancestral home of the Dukes of Devonshire. It was also the one-time prison of Mary Queen of Scots.
Chedworth Roman Villa is a well-preserved Ancient Roman house in the Cotswolds.
Chester Roman Amphitheatre is Britain's largest known Roman amphitheatre.
The Chester Roman Gardens are a scenic park complex containing a number of Roman artefacts from the nearby area.
Chester's Roman Fort was part of Hadrian's Wall and is a now a well-preserved UK archaeological site.
Churchill's Secret Bunker was designed to be used as the nerve centre of the British government during WW2 in the event of Britain being unable to defend itself from air attack.
Chysauster Ancient Village contains the ruins of an Iron Age settlement in Cornwall, which is operated by English Heritage.
Cirencester Amphitheatre was once a Roman theatre, the remnants of which are located in Gloucestershire, UK.
A famous UK historical site, Clarence House has been the London residence of several members of the British royal family.
Clifford's Tower in York is an infamous UK historical site. Built in the 13th century, it was the site of a medieval massacre.
The Clifton Rocks Railway is a former underground funicular railway linking Clifton to Bristol Harbour, which is now open to the public via pre-arranged tours.
A beautiful 19th country house with vast parkland and gardens, Cliveden has often hosted the country's political elite and was a key location in the infamous Profumo Affair.
Colchester Castle is a beautifully preserved Norman stronghold with a rich history dating back to Roman times, having been built on the site of the Temple of Claudius.
A well preserved historic landmark, Conwy Castle was one of a ring of medieval strongholds built by King Edward I.
Corbridge Roman Town was a thriving Ancient Roman settlement near Hadrian's Wall and is now a UK archaeological site.
Cosmeston Medieval Village is a recreation of a 14th century Welsh village.
An historical site in Edinburgh, Craigmillar Castle once played host to Mary Queen of Scots.
A lesser-known historic place in the United Kingdom, Crichton Castle is a distinctive fourteenth century castle.
Crofton Roman Villa in Orpington, London, contains the remains of an ancient house and farm complex originally built in the second century AD and occupied until around 400AD.
Croy Hill was the site of one of the Roman forts of The Antonine Wall, the abandoned Roman defensive structure in Scotland.
Culloden Battlefield was the site of the final battle of the Jacobite uprising and resulted in the defeat of the Jacobites by government forces.
Denbigh Castle is one of the UK historic sites which form a ring of castles built by King Edward I in order to establish his dominance over Wales.
The Denge Sound Mirrors are fine examples of early attempt at an early warning system.
The Derry City Walls are seventeenth century defensive walls and the only complete ones of their kind in Ireland.
Situated on the site of a Roman fort in the historic city of Chester, Dewa Roman Experience allows visitors a hands-on exploration of a Roman legionary base.
Din Lligwy is the site of a prehistoric settlement in Anglesey in Wales, one of many pre historic sites in the United Kingdom.
Dirleton Castle was an imposing medieval fortress and noble residence, which is now a picturesque ruin not far from Edinburgh.
One of the top attractions in the UK, the medieval Dover Castle is one of Britain's most significant fortresses and has a fascinating and diverse history.
The remains of the Dover Roman Fort represent all that is left of the ancient Roman fleet base which served the large Roman naval detachment which defended British waters.
Dudley Castle is a ruined Norman motte and bailey castle which is now open to visitors and also hosts the popular Dudley Zoo within its grounds.
Dumbarton Castle served as a wartime prison, a royal shelter and a defence against both foreign and local threats.
Dumfries House is a beautiful Palladian stately home in Scotland, particularly noted for its collection of original 18th-century furniture.
An historical landmark, Dunfermline Abbey and Palace was a royal residence and the final resting place of many a Scottish monarch.
Dunstaffnage Castle is a medieval stronghold once captured by Robert the Bruce.
One of many UK historic sites which sites on the coastline, Dunstanburgh Castle was a fourteenth century fortress, the striking ruins of which can be found in Northumberland.
A prominent historical attraction in the United Kingdom and formerly the home of the Bishops of Durham, Durham Castle dates back to the 11th Century.
Durham Cathedral is a vast, mainly 12th Century, Romanesque cathedral built to house the relics of St Cuthbert.
Durnovaria is the original Roman name for what is now the English town of Dorchester.
One of many remaining UK battlefields, Edgecote Moor was the site of a battle in the Wars of the Roses which resulted in a victory for the Lancastrians.
Edgehill Battlefield was the location of the first major engagement of the English Civil War, which took place on 23rd October 1642 in Warwickshire, England.
Eltham Palace is a spectacular Art Deco palace and interesting landmark built in the 1930's alongside a 15th century medieval hall.
The Epsom Downs Racecourse was the site of one of the most iconic moment in the women's rights movement. A great fun thing to do in the United Kingdom.
Exeter Cathedral is a large, impressive Gothic cathedral and is one of the most popular sites of the city. The Cathedral Green is also a great place for relaxing in the sunshine.
Falkland Palace is an historic house and was the country retreat and hunting lodge of the royal Stuart dynasty.
Fenton House is a well maintained seventeenth century house in Hampstead in North London.
Finchcocks House and Museum holds over 100 historical keyboard instruments and is housed in an 18th century manor house. One of the lesser known historic places in the UK.
Fishbourne Roman Palace hosts the remains of a huge Roman palace built in the 1st century AD. Today it operates as a museum and contains information, artefacts and mosaics.
One of many great medieval UK historic sites, Fortheringhay Castle was the birthplace of Richard III and site of execution of Mary Queen of Scots.
Fountains Abbey was once a thriving monastery until Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries. Its ruins are among the UK historic sites designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.
A pretty historic site in the United Kingdom, Framlingham Castle is an impressive 12th century fortified castle in Suffolk.
Furness Abbey is a partially ruined 12th century monastery which now operates as a tourist attraction and museum.
Gainsborough Old Hall is said to be one of England's largest and best preserved medieval manor houses.
A magnificent castle in Glamis, Scotland, the French chateau styling and the historic setting provides an excellent day out.
Glasgow Cathedral is one of Scotland's most impressive surviving medieval structures. One of the top places to visit in the UK.
Glastonbury Abbey is one of the most important historic abbeys in Britain and the legendary burial place of King Arthur.
Godolphin House is a Cornish stately home built by Godolphin family, who were prominent in the reign of Queen Anne.
Goodrich Castle is a picturesque Norman ruin in Herefordshire that was the site of a bitter siege during the English Civil War.
The ancient copper mines discovered below the Great Orme date back over 4,000 years to the Bronze Age.
An interesting UK historic site, the Greenhead Roman Army Museum displays a series of artifacts and replicas of Roman military paraphernalia.
Grey Point Fort is a WWI era coastal defence battery and one of the best preserved early 20th century coastal forts anywhere in the British Isles.
One of the top attractions in the United Kingdom, Hadrian's Wall is a magnificent remnant of Roman Britain and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Hailes Castle was a medieval stronghold, the pretty ruins of which date back mostly to the fourteenth century.
A 17th century mansion, Ham House is an opulent melting pot of British and European Renaissance design.
Amongst the top places to visit in the UK, Hampton Court Palace is a medieval palace whch has served as everything from a royal residence to a prison.
One of many medieval castles in Britain, Harlech Castle is a dramatic stronghold and one of a ring of imposing castles built by Edward I in his conquest of Wales.
A monument to the famous Norman invasion of 1066, Hastings Castle was one of the first Norman castles to be built in England.
Hatfield House is a Jacobean country historic house built on the site of what was Queen Elizabeth I's childhood home.
Amongst the more scenic of the UK historic sites, Helmsley Castle was a 12th century castle in York and the site of a dramatic siege during the English Civil War.
One of the most interesting historic attractions in the UK, Highgate Cemetery is a famous graveyard in North London where Karl Marx is buried.
HMS Victory was Vice Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship during the Battle of Trafalgar and the site where this heroic figure died. One of the most fun places to go in the UK.
The HMS Warrior was launched in 1860 and is the sole surviving warship of Queen Victoria's Black Battle Fleet.
Hod Hill is one of the largest Iron Age hillforts in Dorset and is one of many historic places in the UK to have left a mark in the landscape itself.
One of the best-known tourist attractions in the UK, Holyroodhouse Palace is the Scottish royal residence famed as having been home to Mary Queen of Scots.
The Houses of Parliament are the home of the UK Parliament and among the most iconic historical places in the UK.
Housesteads Roman Fort is one of the best preserved and most important of the forts along Hadrian's Wall and an interesting ancient site.
Hylton Castle is a pretty historical ruin and was the private home of a wealthy family in Medieval England.
One of the top attractions in the UK, the Imperial War Museum is a London-based museum dedicated to world conflict.
Duxford Imperial War Museum in Cambridge explores military history on land, by air and by sea.
Inchcolm Abbey is a well-preserved twelfth century Augustinian monastery turned abbey located in an important defensive position.
Inchmahome Priory was a medieval monastery which once sheltered a young Mary Queen of Scots.
The ruins of the 12th Century Cistercian monastery of Jervaulx Abbey, situated in the picturesque Yorkshire Dales.
The Jewel Tower is one of the last remnants of the medieval Westminster Palace. Perhaps one of the lesser-known of Britain's historic sites, nonetheless an impressive place to visit.
The Kelvedon Hatch Nuclear Bunker is an enormous, three-storey, Cold War-era subterranean shelter and operations centre in Brentwood, Essex. It was constructed in 1952.
Kenilworth Castle is a former medieval stronghold and royal palace, most famed as the home of Elizabeth's beloved Robert Dudley.
A famous historic house, Kensington Palace was the childhood home of Queen Victoria and the home of Diana, Princess of Wales, until her death.
Kenwood House is a picturesque historic stately home in North London.
Kew Palace is a seventeenth century palace which once served as a royal residence. It's gardens are one of the top tourist sites in the UK.
Kidwelly Castle is a Norman masterpiece which still stands majestically in the calm Welsh countryside as a reminder of the tumultuous Anglo-Welsh past.
King Johns Palace is a ruined Norman townhouse built around 1180AD, the remains of which are now open to the public.
Kinneil Estate is a fantastic historic site, centred around the 15th century Kinneil House. Also at the site are a Roman fortlet, the ruins of a medieval church, a museum and the cottage of inventor James Watt.
An iconic UK historic landmark, Leeds Castle in Kent was a twelfth century stronghold which has since served as a royal palace, a prison and as a stately home.
Lesnes Abbey is a ruined Norman abbey located in South East London and now forms part of a scenic park and nature reserve.
Lincoln Cathedral is an imposing medieval structure with a history dating back to Norman times. One of the best historic landmarks in the UK.
Lindisfarne Priory, on the mystical Holy Island, is the dramatic ruin of a eleventh century Benedictine monastery and a place of pilgrimage.
Linlithgow Palace was the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots and host to most of the Stuart kings.
Described by the poet Sir John Betjeman as "one of the great buildings of the world", Britain's largest cathedral adorns Liverpool's landscape.
Lochleven Castle was a medieval stronghold most renowned for being the prison of Mary Queen of Scots.
The London Roman Amphitheatre was built in the first century AD and is the only one of its kind in the city. Amongst the little known historic places in the United Kingdom.
The London Roman Fort was a second century fort which housed Roman Londinium's soldiers.
The London Roman Wall was built in around the third century AD and parts of it can be seen today.
Ludgershall Castle was a medieval royal castle and hunting lodge, of which only ruins and earthworks remain. One of the lesser known historic places in the UK.
Ludlow Castle, the finest of medieval ruined castles, set in glorious Shropshire countryside, at the heart of this superb, bustling black
Lullingstone Roman Villa is a fine example of a 1st century Roman villa. Built roughly 50 years after the Roman conquest of Britain, it was home to the wealthier elements of Romano-British society.
Located on the edge of the Peak District, Lyme Park estate is set in 1400 acres of picturesque parkland and centred on the elegant Lyme Hall. The house famously featured as Pemberley in the BBC's Pride and Prejudice.
Lyveden New Bield is an historic garden perfectly preserved in its original Elizabethan state. An interesting hidden historic treat.
Maiden Castle is vast, well preserved Iron Age hill fort in Dorchester and a historic landmark in the UK.
Described as the most pleasant spot in Wales, Manorbier is a well preserved medieval castle located on the Welsh coast in Pembrokeshire.
Middleham Castle was the childhood home of King Richard III and is one of the most truly impressive historic places in the UK.
Monnow Bridge is a 13th century fortified bridge and the only one in Britain whose gate tower still stands in place.
A listed Palladian mansion now used as a golf clubhouse, this is one of the lesser known UK historic sites.
The Multangular Tower is a third century AD ten-sided stone tower originally forming part of York's Roman legionary fortress and now located in the gardens of the York Museum.
A popular UK tourist site, the Museum of London explores the history of the UK's capital city.
Nash's House and New Place represent the place where William Shakespeare spent his final years and where he died.
The National Museum Cardiff has a diverse collection ranging from art to natural history and archaeology.
The National Museum of Scotland has a diverse collection of artefacts and pieces relating to the history and culture of Scotland and is among the top places to visit in the United Kingdom.
One of the most iconic monuments in the UK, Nelson's Column is dedicated to Admiral Lord Nelson in London's Trafalgar Square.
North Leigh Roman Villa was a first century villa, the remains of which can be seen in Oxfordshire. Among the lesser known UK historical sites.
Okehampton Castle was once Devon's largest castle and was listed in the Doomsday Book.
The ruins of a Tudor mansion that was the contemporary cutting-edge, Queen Elizabeth herself visited the property. The house gained repute as home to Sir Nicholas Bacon and later his celebrated son Sir Francis.
Orford Castle was a 12th century fortified castle built during the reign of King Henry II. It is among the most eye-catching historic landmarks in the UK.
One of the best examples of a medieval fortified manor house in the UK, Penshurst is a well preserved medieval historic house which has strong royal connections.
One of the most interesting historic places in the UK, Pevensey Castle is a picturesque ruin of a medieval castle built in the place where William the Conqueror landed in 1066.
Plymouth Hoe has been the starting point of historic journeys by Sir Francis Drake and Captain James Cook as well as many others.
Originally a Norman structure, Pontefract castle played an increasingly important role in English Royal history for over 500 years. Today it lies in ruins but has much for visitors to enjoy, including its underground dungeons.
The Porthcurno Telegraph Museum examines the history of telegraphic development as well as housing Britain's vital WWII underground communications centre.
A top UK tourist attraction, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard contains three of the Britain's most famous warships, namely the HMS Victory, HMS Warrior and Mary Rose.
Powis Castle was built by Welsh princes in the early thirteenth century and has maintained much of its exterior grandeur. An interesting UK historical landmark.
Raglan Castle is the dramatic ruin of a 15th century castle destroyed in the English Civil War. One of many picturesque historic places in the UK.
Restormel Castle was a thirteenth century castle in Cornwall, the ruins of which are well preserved. An eye catching UK historic landmark.
Among the more charming of the historical sites of the United Kingdom, Rhuddlan Castle was one of the iron ring of strongholds built by Edward I in his conquest of Wales.
The Richard III Museum is a small museum in York's historic Monk Bar, dedicated to the life of this famous English monarch.
Discover the exciting exhibition at Leicester's medieval Guildhall, detailing the archaeological search for the lost grave of King Richard III...
Richborough Roman Fort in Kent marks the site where the Romans successfully invaded Britain in 43 AD - one of the most significant ancient historic places in Britain.
Recently becoming one of the top tourist sites in the UK, Rosslyn Chapel is a fifteenth century Catholic Church near Edinburgh in Scotland brimming with mysterious carvings.
Rothesay Castle is a distinctive medieval ruin with strong links to the royal Stewart dynasty. One of the more scenic UK historic sites.
Home of the WWII submarine HMS Alliance, the Royal Navy Submarine Museum is a family-orientated, interactive museum detailing the history of British submarine warfare.
Listed among the UK battlefields, Sandal Castle was the site of an important battle in the Wars of the Roses.
Scone Palace was once the coronation site of the Kings of Scotland and today operates as an historic house and garden.
Segedunum Roman Fort was one of the Ancient Roman wall forts of Hadrian's Wall - one of the top historic places in the UK.
In existence since 1069, Selby Abbey has been used for worship for over 900 years. In the heart of Yorkshire and often known as the hidden gem of the county, it is not especially well known despite being unmatched in its beauty and archaic stance.
Once a prominent Tudor country estate and one-time prison of Mary Queen of Scots, the remains of Sheffield Manor Lodge include the well-preserved Tudor Turret House.
A Stone Age chalk mound with a mysterious past, Silbury Hill is the largest man-made mound in Europe and one of the best known historic landmarks in the UK.
Silchester Roman Town flourished from the mid-first century AD and was eventually abandoned.
Skara Brae is Northern Europe's best preserved Neolithic village and a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the Orkney Isles.
St Albans is a wonderful market town and the site of the execution of Britain's first Christian martyr (209AD).
Located in London's journalistic heartland of Fleet Street, St Bride's is a restored 17th century church, steeped in history and originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren.
The majestic ruins of the ancient church of St Dunstan-in-the-East represent one of London's best hidden gems and now form the centre point of a pretty public garden.
St Fagans National History Museum is a unique open-air museum of the history of Wales.
St James's Palace has been the official residence of the British Sovereign since the reign of King Henry VIII. It is one of the most important historic places in the United Kingdom.
St Mary's Abbey is a picturesque ruined Benedictine abbey in York, located in York Museum Gardens.
Beautiful 14th Century Church Open every Sunday afternoon from Easter to September
One of the top places to visit in the UK, St Paul's Cathedral is an iconic historic building in central London and the seat of the Diocese of London.
Stirling Castle is an iconic royal palace, a medieval stronghold and a focal point for many of the most important events in Scotland's history - making it one of the most important historical sites in the UK.
A stately home set in the Wiltshire countryside, Stourhead House and Estate includes a wealth of impressive attractions – from the eighteenth century house to the ornate gardens and grounds with their Romanesque temples. Fun for all the family, this site won't disappoint.
Site of discovery of Anglo-Saxon ship burial.
Tantallon Castle was the imposing medieval stronghold of an influential Scottish family - it is among the most picturesque coastal historic sites in the UK.
The Temple Church in London was established by the Knights Templar in the twelfth century. It is one of the most mysterious UK historic sites.
The Antonine Wall was a Roman defensive wall, the remains of which can now be seen in Scotland.
The Foundling Museum tells the story of the famous orphanage which once stood on the site as well as holding an important art collection of works donated to it.
The Great Fire of London Monument commemorates the major fire of 1666.
The Judges Lodgings in Presteigne is a living museum of its own history as a Victorian courthouse and judges' lodgings.
The London Royal Air Force Museum offers a great overview of the history of aviation in combat as well as housing over 100 aircraft from around the world.
One of the best known historical sites of the UK, the Mary Rose was King Henry VIII's favourite warship, sunk in 1545 and recovered in 1982.
The Merchant's House in Marlborough is a fine example of a 17th century silk merchant's home.
The Roman Lighthouse in Dover is a ruined first century AD Roman tower which is one of the best-preserved of its kind anywhere in the world.
The Sanctuary near Avebury houses the remains of a Neolithic monument and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Among the top attractions of the United Kingdom, the Tower of London is a famous fortress and prison originally commissioned by the first Norman king, William the Conqueror.
The Vyne is a 16th century English historic house which once played host to King Henry VIII and contains the original Tudor chapel. Among the lesser-known historic sites of the UK.
Thornbury Castle is an original Tudor manor house which once played host to King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. An interesting addition to the historic sites of Britain.
One of the top places to visit in the UK, Tower Bridge is an iconic nineteenth century bridge over the Thames in London.
The largest and bloodiest battle of the Wars of the Roses, where over 28,000 men are thought to have died in a single day.
The Roman fort of Trimontium no longer stands, but the nearby museum uses artefacts and replicas to tell a story of a military power and the struggles that took place on the border with Scotland.
The Tudor House and Garden is a restored 15th century Tudor home and one of Southampton's most important historic buildings.
Tutbury Castle is an imposing medieval site in Staffordshire which had one very famous prisoner, Mary Queen of Scots.
Verulamium was a Roman settlement near modern day St Albans in England. It is amongst the best known ancient historical places in the UK.
A popular UK tourist destination, the Victoria and Albert Museum displays millions of works of art from around the world and spans 3,000 years of history.
Vindolanda was one of the main Ancient Roman wall forts of Hadrian's Wall in Britain. It is one of the best preserved of the ancient historical sites of the UK.
The Wales National Roman Legion Museum explores the history and legacy of the Roman Empire's furthest outpost.
The Wall Roman site in Staffordshire houses the ruins of an Ancient Roman inn.
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Start getting your flans in order for #BioBakes 2016! In the lead up to Biology Week we will once again be holding our annual physiology baking competition The Bio-Bodies Bake Off! The competition will be open for submissions in September, but don't let that stop you preparing your Victoria sponge brains, brownie mitochondria or red velvet circulatory system now! The competition will culminate with a public vote deciding the overall winner.
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Ode to Physiology - Science meets poetry!
For 2016 The Physiological Society is looking at the theme of Elite Performance. To raise awareness of the physiology behind elite performance and highlight research exploring the makings of a champion in humans and other animals we held a science poetry competition 'Ode to Physiology: Animal Olympics!' – take at the winning poems here!
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Physiology Friday - Friday 14 October 2016
Every October we ask physiologists to unite in celebration of Physiology Friday, an annual event falling on the last Friday of Biology Week (https://www.rsb.org.uk/get-involved/biologyweek).
We call on all our Members to help showcase the important and amazing world of human and animal bodies through outreach and public engagement activities. Hold an open day in your lab, put on an exhibition, organise a public lecture or debate, visit schools or local community groups, bake a cake, write a poem, start a social media campaign, do all you can to spread your passion for the science of life.
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Portraits in Deregulation
Tom Degan: It's always a hoot watching Rick Perry trying to lure business from California to his state. His pitch? Texas has a "predictable" business climate, by which he means, "ain't no gub'ment messin' round here with all them damn regulations".
The Paul Ryan Magical Mystery Chop, Dice, and Slice Budget
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Saving Social Security: Easier Than You Think
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Why Deficit Reduction, Not Jobs and Wages?
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Time for Political Depolarization
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Fair Economy Essential to Growth
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Newt's Tax Plan, and Why His Polls Rise the More Outrageous He Becomes
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Why We Must Occupy Democracy
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Occupy Movement Enlists New Activists for Social Change Struggles
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Taxing the Rich, the Obama Way
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Forgive me, Lord, I'm a day late in celebrating the birthday of Cordwainer Smith (1913-1966), a great sci-fi writer born in Milwaukee.
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Few artists would cite both late Delta bluesman Little Walter and cheeky hip-hop trio the Beastie Boys as primary influences, but then again few acts are like G. Love & Special Sauce. For 20 years, its been in a league of its own with its novel mix of blues and hip-hop.
A frequent visitor to Milwaukee, the trio will be back in town for a show at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater April 19--just three days before the release of its new album "Sugar." While in Austin, Texas last Friday for the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference,Tap Milwaukee caught up with Garrett Dutton, aka G. Love, who performed a still unreleased song of the upcoming album, "Too Much Month," for the Tap Pre-Show. »Read Full Article
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Milwaukee Rep's excellent Fats Waller revue spreads the rhythm around
Early in the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's smartly presented revival of "Ain't Misbehavin'" — the acclaimed 1978 Fats Waller revue by Richard Maltby Jr. and Murray Horwitz — the five-actor cast leans into "Handful of Keys."
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The three surviving members of the Monkees — Michael Nesmith, Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork — will take the stage together at the Riverside Theater at 8 p.m. June 1.
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What is Freedom of Association, and What is its Denial?
Larry Alexander
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June 2008
Social Philosophy and Policy, Vol. 25, No. 2, 2008
San Diego Legal Studies Paper No. 08-025
Freedom of association, as I understand it, refers to the liberty a person possesses to enter into relationships with others - for any and all purposes, for a momentary or long-term duration, by contract, consent, or acquiescence. It likewise refers to the liberty to refuse to enter into such relationships or to terminate them when not otherwise compelled by one's voluntary assumption of an obligation to maintain the relationship. Freedom of association thus is a quite capacious liberty.
I am going to approach the topic of freedom of association by attempting to illustrate what its denial would look like in each of several domains. I shall then ask why a government might seek to deny it and then, in the article's final section, on what grounds such a denial would violate the rights with respect to freedom of association of those affected.
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I have the following problems with the last versionf of trainer: when I use the + button for increse the level in raid mode, my level after reached lv 20 doesn't go highter. It remains stuck to 20. I see the xp growing up each time i press + but the level remains the same. When i use . to unlock character all the character that I have in the list disappear and only ? remains in all slots. P.S. I have the last version of both trainer and game patch.
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Has anyone been VAC banned from singleplayer campaign or raid mode (singleplayer)?
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Hello guys...
After MaxPayne 3 i have the same issue now here with this trainer. The .zip-file is always damaged. I tried to download trainers for some other games, that worked flawlessly...
What can i do about that issue? How can i download a trainer for these two games?
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The FC is a faulted oil and gas field located onshore, in the southeast of Syria along the Euphrates Graben. In the 2011, a static reservoir model was built by students of IFP School. The same database used in the 2011 ...
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Frå 2010 trådde plan- og bygningslova i kraft. Den seier at risiko- og sårbarheitanalyse med omsyn på mellom anna skred skal utførast i samanheng med nybygging og merkast på aktsemdkart. Dette er bakgrunnen for at Os ...
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Rock physics interpolation Used for velocity modeling of chalks: Ontong Java plateau example
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Mavs Over Raptors - A Best-In-6-Years Start
No forward Dirk Nowitzki for at least a month while he recovers from knee surgery. Okay, well, luckily for the Mavericks, they signed a former All-Star forward as his backup who can fill in. Ah, but Elton Brand needs to miss Wednesday's game due to the birth of his child. Fair enough. That's when it comes in handy to have one of the league's most versatile players in forward Shawn Marion. Oh, you mean the same guy that sprained his MCL and is expected to miss at least three games?
Needless to say, the Mavericks came into their Wednesday night game with the Raptors without their full arsenal of weapons.
No forwards? They move forward, anyway.
Winning while shorthanded is "definitely a positive for us, having Dirk out, Shawn going out, and we have to pull it together,'' said O.J. Mayo, with 22 points total here after back-to-back 30-plus games. "I guess we're maybe proving the naysayers a little wrong, but we're just gonna go out and play and give ourselves a chance to win every night. That's what it's about."
Dallas started the game relying on the same guy who had been on fire the past two games. And he didn't disappoint. Mayo continued his hot streak by hitting his first three shots and finishing with seven points in the first quarter.
Mayo, who turned 25 this week while keying the youthful starting lineup, finished with six assists and five rebounds, too, and also became the first player in the NBA this season to reach 20 three-pointers made.
Chris Kaman, at 30 the oldest starter by five years, matched Mayo's offense with 22 points of his own, shooting over 50 percent and collecting eight rebounds. Kaman has played three games and has totaled 54 points.
A month ago the Mavericks probably weren't counting on having a first quarter that featured two rookies (one starting), Dominique Jones, Dahntay Jones, Troy Murphy and, as big a surprise as any, Brandan Wright starting at power forward. But using all those pieces, Dallas assembled one of their most efficient quarters of the year. They shot 60 percent and scored 36 points with eight separate players scoring.
The Mavericks cooled off a bit in the second quarter, but still managed to score 25 points and Dallas led 61-50 at half. Kaman led the team with 12 points at the halfway mark.
Rookie Jae Crowder (age 22) started and finished with eight points, making three of his four shot attempts. Another rookie, Bernard James, made his case as a reliable big man in the rotation as he grabbed nine rebounds in just 18 minutes.
"Bernard James had a great game," Carlisle said. "He was a real factor when he was in there."
So was Wright, who has worked to become more of a "stretch 4'' and started the game at power forward. He finished with 12 points and seven rebounds.
And then there was Vince Carter, who spent the day talking to the Toronto media about someday returning "home'' (his career began as a Raptor). Carter turned back the clock against the franchise that he originally put on the map, scoring 17 often spectacular points off the bench.
And with two minutes left in the game the Raptors current franchise swingman, DeMar DeRozan, trying to bring his team within six points by taking Carter one-on-one, Vinsanity conjured up a defensive highlight. DeRozan drove the baseline and pulled up for a mid-range jumper only to watch it get emphatically palm/swatted out of bounds by Carter.
The play might have had symbolic feel to it as young athletic Raptor was put in his place by the man who used to carry the Raptor franchise on his back, but after the game Carter was hesitant to even take credit for the momentum-swinging play.
"It was luck," Carter said with a sly smile. "No, it was just that I guessed correctly. More than anything I was just trying to stay in front of him and as he was trying to make his move I was just trying to stay by him.''
After the quick start, the Mavs were able to keep Toronto from staying with them. Tempo (keyed bty Darren Collison with 15 points) was a part of that; Dallas' pregame talk focused on the fact the Raptors were playing a fourth game in five nights.
Yes, there were some defensive lapses. Carlisle claimed that the absence of Brand was a big factor in the Mavericks getting outplayed on defense at times.
"The thing we missed tonight was Elton's physical presence," Carlisle said. "Without him we're not a very physical team."
But without whomever, the Dallas Mavericks, remain a very winning team at 4-1. Yes, the schedule has been a bit cushy. But even with that, the Mavericks overall performance in matching their best start since 2007-08 was relatively impressive considering all of the players they were missing. The fact that the team was able to so strongly rely on "the next man up" was a very positive sign for the team moving forward.
"I thought we had the potential to really get off to a good start, but I didn't know how we were gonna do it," Collison said. "It says a lot. It tells you we have a lot of guys that can do so many things ... When Dirk, Shawn and those guys get back, they're only gonna be an added addition to us. A big added addition.''
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What It's Like to Visit 150 Dive Bars in 90 Days
After so many bars — and about a zillion tallboys — later, the author's romanticism for dives has only been heightened.By Mary Jane Weedman
After so many bars — and about a zillion tallboys — later, the author's romanticism for dives has only been heightened.By Mary Jane Weedman
A (possibly controversial) ranking of the city's dingiest, gnarliest, most glorious bars.By Mary Jane Weedman
Erotic Photo Hunt's editor discusses greatest hits.By Maureen O'Connor
Let's toast.By Hugh Merwin
No Alembic? No 500 Club? Bah.By Jay Barmann
Vodka with a twist (of a knife!).By Kara Baskin
Tony Chen explores the strange and shady bars of The San Gabriel Valley.By Hadley Tomicki
In which our editor wonders what will help him keep his sanity while stuck in a hellish scape of gridlock.By Hadley Tomicki
Plus, are there any dive bars left?By Daniel Maurer
The Navy Yard Cocktail Lounge has been gutted.By Daniel Maurer
Matt Levy, Joshua M. Bernstein, and Rachel Wharton sure do!By Daniel Maurer
Legendary Richard Burton favorite Ye Coach and Horses is closing due to a rent increase.By Hadley Tomicki
New owner Tony Yanow plans all craft and draft beer from within California.By Hadley Tomicki
California beer and wine are the specialty at the remake of a Burbank dive classic.By Hadley Tomicki
A dive bar classic closes when a new owner offers more money.By Hadley Tomicki
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