England

Buckingham Palace has served as the official London residence of the sovereignty of the United Kingdom since 1837 and is today the administrative headquarters of the monarchy.  Although...

Celebrated for treasures such as the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian Mothers, and Parthenon Sculpture, the collection covers archeology, world culture, science, decoration, and applied arts, as well as print...

Windermere is the largest natural lake in England.  It has a land area of ​​17 km and a maximum depth of 64 m.  Windermere Lake was created 13,000...

Sissinghurst, a small village in Kent, is best known for its public parks in Castle, surrounded by the Far East forests of the Tunbridge Wells region. For horticultural...

Leeds Castle in Kent, England is known as "the most beautiful palace in the world".  The palace, listed in the Book of Domesday, was a Norman castle, a...

The Canterbury Cathedral was founded in 597 and was founded by Augustine.  He was sent to England by Pope Gregory the Great a year ago and converted to...

No trip to the island would be complete without visiting this royal beach palace where Queen Victoria lived.  Osborne House was made for her beloved Prince Albert and...

Winchester Cathedral has a fascinating history, and you can find views of it as you explore the building.  There is a large western window filled with medieval stained...

One of the most peaceful of all national parks, Exmoor is famous for its coastal scenery, Heather Moorland, ancient forests, sloping combs, and Exmoor ponies. Exmoor National Park holds...

Dartmoor National Park is one of the last great deserts in the United Kingdom, covered with heather-covered moors and rough terrain.Named Dartmoor National Park in 1951, it is...