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Photo Reebok Stadium

Reebok Stadium is located in Bolton County, England. It is the home of Bolton Wanderers Football Club. The stadium was opened i …

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Photo St. Albans Cathedral

St Albans Cathedral is the oldest cathedral of Christian worship in the UK. It is built on the site where the first Christian mart …

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Photo Molinho Stadium

Molyneux Stadium is a cult arena for many fans of the English Premier League. During its long history, it hosted many important ma …

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Photo Cathedral

Chester Cathedral is the cathedral of the Diocese of Chester in Chester, Cheshire, England. At first it was the church of the B …

Photo Pitcairn Island

On the island of Pitcairn in the Pacific Ocean there is only one settlement - the city of Adamstown. Only 47 people live in it. Al …

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Photo Bristol Town Hall

Bristol Town Hall is located in the city centre. The project was designed in 1930 by architect Vincent Harris, but construction be …

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Photo University of Southampton

The University of Southampton was founded in 1862 and received university status in 1952. The university offers training in eig …

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Photo Christ Church cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral is the smallest cathedral in England and the residence of the Bishop of Oxford. The building, which has su …

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Photo Hadley Castle

Hadley Castle in Essex once served as an important strategic fortification guarding the entrance to the mouth of the Thames. Unfor …

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Photo Leeds Castle

Located on two islands on the Len River, Leeds Castle is considered one of the most beautiful castles in the world. The first fort …

Photo Rico Stadium

Rico Stadium is a modern sports complex located in the centre of the UK. It includes a football arena, a huge exhibition hall and …

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Photo Trumpington Street

Trumpington Street is the main historic street of Cambridge, and is located in the heart of the city. It is home to St. Catherine’ …

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Photo New University of Buckinghamshire

The modern New University of Buckinghamshire is now established as a major provider of university education in Buckinghamshire. It …

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Photo Cathedral in Leeds

St. Anne's Cathedral is the only cathedral in Leeds. The temple acts as a parish church and serves as a pulpit of the Lida bishop. …

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Photo Colchester Town Hall

The impressive town hall in Colchester is perhaps the most architecturally interesting of all the provincial city council building …

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Photo Southampton Town Hall

Southampton Town Hall is a two-storey building built in 1937 in Romanesque style combined with Baroque and Renaissance elements. S …

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Photo Trinity Street

Trinity Street is a historic street in the centre of Cambridge. It is home to the largest Trinity College, founded by King Henry V …

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Photo University of Buckingham

Buckingham University is the only private university in the United Kingdom. The university received the status in 1983. The number …

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Photo Hever Castle

The castle is a garden. The Boleyn family castle. Anne Boleyn was the second of Henry 8's 6 spouses, and the first of two to whom …

Photo Launceston Castle

Launceston Castle today is the ruins of a structure built in the XI century. It is part of the English heritage and attracts many …

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Photo Munsell forts off the coast of England

The Munsell Forts off the coast of England are the abandoned Munsell Sea Forts, World War II fortifications built at the mouths of …

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Photo Duke Street

Duke Street in Bath was built by John Wood Sr. in 1748. It overlooks the Avon River. The street is pedestrian, vehicles are prohib …

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Photo Sham Castle

Sham Castle is actually a wall that was built in the eighteenth century by Richard James to enhance the panorama that opens from t …

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Photo Wilmslow Street

Wilmslow Street is one of the main transport arteries of Manchester. It passes through the main centers - Didsbury, Washington and …

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Photo New Cathedral Street

If you do not have too much free time, but you need to have time to replenish your wardrobe and see new fashion houses, then look …

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Photo Liverpool Catholic Cathedral

Liverpool Cathedral is a bright representative of the architecture of the second half of the twentieth century and is one of the m …

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Photo Additional Town Hall building

In order to expand the Manchester City Hall, an eight-story building was built between the City Hall and the Central Library in 19 …

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Photo Manchester Metropolitan University

Manchester Metropolitan University was founded in 1970 as a result of the merger of the College of Design with the College of Comm …

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Photo Batwick Hill Street

Batwick Hill in the city of Bath is a street on which a number of different historical houses, erected in a variety of architectur …

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Photo Milsom Street

Millsom Street in Bath was built in 1762 by Thomas Lightholder. It was originally intended to house residential buildings, but mos …

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Photo Paragon Street

Paragon Street in Bath is a street of one house. Formally, this house consists of 38 townhouses, but they merged into a single con …

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Photo Solisbury Cathedral

The Solisber Cathedral is an example of Gothic architecture, built in the 13th century. The cathedral has the highest spire and is …

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Photo Henrietta Street

Henrietta Street is a street in the Batwick district of Bath, built approximately between 1788 and 1792 by Sir William Pultenay. I …

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