King's Parade, Cambridge CB2 1ST, England

King’s College Chapel is a chapel situated in Cambridge, England. The chapel is denominated to the Church of England. It was built between the years 1446-1515 to an English Gothic style. Architecturally, the chapel is magnificent; its stained glass windows are seen as some of the finest in the world from their era. It (...Find out more)

Church St, Sheffield S1 1HA, England

Sheffield Cathedral (Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul) is a Church of England cathedral situated in Sheffield, England. A church has existed on the site of the current cathedral since the 13th century, over the centuries there have been multiple rebuilds and redevelopments of the church on the site. The cathedral is (...Find out more)

50 Pinstone St, Sheffield S1 2HH, England

Peace Gardens is a square situated in the city of Sheffield, England. The square was created in 1938 but has been improved and remodelled since. The square is fairly picturesque in its setting as it compliments Sheffield's Gothic Town Hall which borders the square on one of its sides. The fountain in the square is a bit of (...Find out more)

Sheffield Town Hall, Pinstone St, Sheffield S1 2HH, England

Sheffield Town Hall is a town hall building in the city of Sheffield. The building was built from 1890-1897 to a Gothic style designed by architect E.W Mountford, it was further extended in 1923. The building is the home of the Sheffield City Council. The imposing building with a beautifully detailed exterior is complemente (...Find out more)

48 Arundel Gate, Sheffield S1 2PP, England

Millennium Art Gallery is an art gallery situated in the city of Sheffield, England. The gallery was opened in a purpose-built building in 2001, the glass and concrete building was designed by architects Pringle Richards Sharratt. Two permanent collections are on display at the Millenium Art Gallery, the Ruskin collection w (...Find out more)

77 The Moor, Sheffield S1 4PF, England

The Moor Market is a market in Sheffield, England. The market was established in 2013 replacing Castle Market. The market is owned by the City Council and consists of 200 stalls and 8 shops which are rented to traders. The traders sell a large array of goods. The market is the place to go in the city to experience how the p (...Find out more)

Alma St, Sheffield S3 8RY, England

Kelham Island Museum is a museum located in the city of Sheffield, England. The museum opened in 1982, it houses exhibitions on science and the industry of Sheffield. Some of the more notable pieces from its collection that is on display are the iconic Bessemer Converter and Europe’s largest working steam engine. The (...Find out more)

Clarkehouse Rd, Sheffield S10 2LN, England

Sheffield Botanical Gardens are a set of botanical gardens situated in Sheffield, England. The gardens were designed by Robert Marnock and first opened in 1836. In the gardens there are 5,000 different species of plant, making for a beautiful picturesque place. It is a great place to learn about plant species or to enjoy a (...Find out more)

Western Bank, Sheffield S10 2TP, England

The largest museum in Sheffield, England, is the Weston Park Museum. The museum was established in 1875 in Weston House. The museums building was heavily damaged during the Second World War but it was restored and has been improved many times since, most recently in 2003-2006. The museum’s main focus is Sheffield with (...Find out more)

Millennium Place, Hales St, Coventry CV1 1JD, England

Coventry Transport Museum is a motor museum situated in Coventry, England. The museum was established in 1980. It is seen as having one of the finest motor collections in the world. There are more than 240 cars, 100 motorcycles and 200 bicycles in its collection with a great deal of them being British made. Some notable exh (...Find out more)

Priory St, Coventry CV1 5FB, England

Coventry Cathedral (Cathedral Church of St Michael) is a Church of England cathedral situated in Coventry, England. The cathedral was built from 1956-1962 to replace the old cathedral which was left in ruin by bombings during the Second World War. The new and current cathedral was designed by Basil Spence and Arup, it was b (...Find out more)

Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Hampton in Arden, Solihull B92 0EJ, England

The National Motorcycle Museum is a motorcycle museum situated near Coventry, England. The museum opened in 1984, it holds the largest collection of British motorcycles in the world. In total, the museum has around 350 motorcycles on display, with makers that include BSA, Triumph and Coventry Eagle. It is a must-see for any (...Find out more)

Jordan Well, Coventry CV1 5QP, England

Herbert Art Gallery & Museum is an art gallery and museum situated in Coventry, England. The gallery and museum were established in 1960 and are named after Sir Alfred Herbert who was a philanthropist and industrialist from Coventry. The gallery displays Old Masters art including paintings and sculptures and the museum (...Find out more)

Kenilworth Rd, Coventry CV3 6PT, England

War Memorial Park is a park situated in Coventry, England. The park was opened in 1921 to commemorate 2,587 Coventrians who died between 1914 and 1918 fighting in World War One. The park covers around 120 acres of land. It is a large green area with huge grassed areas, wooded areas and children's play areas. The centrepiece (...Find out more)

80 Walsgrave Rd, Coventry CV2 4ED, England

The Coventry Music Museum is a museum that is dedicated to music, it is situated in Coventry, England. The museum was established in 2013 by music historian Pete Chambers and his wife, Julie. It tells the story of music in the city of Coventry and how people from the city have influenced the music world. It exhibits musical (...Find out more)

Spon St, Coventry, England

Spon Street is a historic street situated in Coventry, England. The street was a major route between Birmingham and Gosford until the 1960s when it was replaced by the Birmingham inner ring road. The street is known for its old medieval buildings with 31 listed buildings situated on the street. Many of these buildings have (...Find out more)

Belfast Castle, Belfast BT15 5GR, Northern Ireland

Belfast Castle is a castle situated in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The castle is situated on the slopes of Cavehill Country Park and with it being situated 400 ft above sea level it has fantastic unobstructed views over the city of Belfast. The castle was built from 1811-1870, it replaced an older castle that had been situat (...Find out more)

College Park, Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1LP, Northern Ireland

Belfast Botanic Gardens is a botanical garden situated in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The gardens were opened in 1828 and cover around 28 acres of land. The gardens opened as a private garden back in 1828 but were opened to the public in 1895. It is a picturesque place with a huge array of plant species that are complemented (...Find out more)