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Stonehenge stone circle in Wiltshire, England, on Salisbury Plain

Leeds Castle in Kent, England, also known as "The Castle of Queens” for the six queens that had their primary residence in the castle during the Middle Ages.

Ceiling in Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, England, famous as the site of the murder of its most famous Archbishop, Thomas Becket

Leeds Castle in Kent, England, also known as "The Castle of Queens” for the six queens that had their primary residence in the castle during the Middle Ages.

Eiffel Tower, Paris, France at sunset. The image of Eiffel Tower at night is copyrighted, making it illegal to photograph the Tower at night.

Older than Stonehenge, Castlerigg Stone Circle near Keswick in the Lake District,England

Beautiful ‘scissor arches’ of Wells Cathedral added to support the weight of a new spire added in 1338. The Cathedral houses one of the largest collections of historic stained glass in the country, and the Wells Clock (which is considered to be the

The famous St. Pancreas Hotel staircase’s 83 marble steps. Built in 1873, it features intricate ironwork, marble columns, ornate plasterwork, and the original stained-glass windows. The staircase has been used in Harry Potter and James Bond films.

London Bridge, London, England

Gargoyle at Westminster Abbey in London England. A gargoyle is a carved or formed stone sculpture with a spout that drains rainwater away from a building's walls to prevent erosion, while a grotesque is purely decorative.

A sculpture in the center of The Rose Garden at Alnwick Castle, which also houses the famous Poison Garden.

Thatched-roof cottages in the village of Great Tew, in the Cotswolds region of Oxfordshire, England.

Historic Old Mill in Lower Slaughter, in the Cotswolds, England.

Line of traditional wooden rowboats at Ross Castle, in Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland.

Stonehenge stone circle in Wiltshire, England, on Salisbury Plain

Leeds Castle in Kent, England, also known as "The Castle of Queens” for the six queens that had their primary residence in the castle during the Middle Ages.

Ceiling in Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, England, famous as the site of the murder of its most famous Archbishop, Thomas Becket

Leeds Castle in Kent, England, also known as "The Castle of Queens” for the six queens that had their primary residence in the castle during the Middle Ages.

Eiffel Tower, Paris, France at sunset. The image of Eiffel Tower at night is copyrighted, making it illegal to photograph the Tower at night.

Older than Stonehenge, Castlerigg Stone Circle near Keswick in the Lake District,England

Beautiful ‘scissor arches’ of Wells Cathedral added to support the weight of a new spire added in 1338. The Cathedral houses one of the largest collections of historic stained glass in the country, and the Wells Clock (which is considered to be the

The famous St. Pancreas Hotel staircase’s 83 marble steps. Built in 1873, it features intricate ironwork, marble columns, ornate plasterwork, and the original stained-glass windows. The staircase has been used in Harry Potter and James Bond films.

London Bridge, London, England

Gargoyle at Westminster Abbey in London England. A gargoyle is a carved or formed stone sculpture with a spout that drains rainwater away from a building's walls to prevent erosion, while a grotesque is purely decorative.

A sculpture in the center of The Rose Garden at Alnwick Castle, which also houses the famous Poison Garden.

Thatched-roof cottages in the village of Great Tew, in the Cotswolds region of Oxfordshire, England.

Historic Old Mill in Lower Slaughter, in the Cotswolds, England.

Line of traditional wooden rowboats at Ross Castle, in Killarney National Park, County Kerry, Ireland.

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