Top 5 Landmarks & Historical Buildings in United Kingdom

71 Basinghall St, London EC2V 7HH, United Kingdom

“Lovely Hall and free entry gallery next to it with underground surprise - roman amphitheatre remains. At the back of the building Shakespeare's Love Lane. Worth visit”

Much Marcle, Ledbury HR8 2LY, United Kingdom

“The guided tour of this fascinating old house was superbly led by Anthea - informative, interesting and just perfectly done. Beautiful gardens and friendly service of proper and good value teas. This place is alive with activity, including recent additions, such as some magnificent 17th Century portraits.”

Kamal Chunchie Way, London E16 1ZE, United Kingdom

“A short walk from London Excel Center, on the Elizabeth line. Expect high security, airport style. We were only in the foyer/media room. Lots of meeting rooms. Very polite and diverse staff which reflects London's population. We were offered a light lunch which was very considerate. The yacht hotel isn't far, lots of other hotel chains too. Easy access., lots of food and drink places to have a bite. The site has a café/lounge. The infrastructure is massive and space isn't used to its full potential. Could provide more services for Londoners.”

Edinburgh EH99 1SP, United Kingdom

“On a weekday when parliament was sitting I took the 10 minute guided tour and then sat in the Public Gallery to hear a speech on the proposals for home insulation, heat pumps & shared heating. Followed by questions. On a weekend I joined a full guided tour, which explores the building and the Debating Chamber. The building is so inspiring, the glazing represents the wish for transparency, the motifs remind users of the history and who they represent. That the new building has not been modified is a reflection of how fit-for-purpose the design is, and yet includes features that make it so unique. The guides are friendly and passionate. I highly recommend a tour, or even just a cup o tea in the café.”

Fitzroy Rd, Exeter EX1 3PB, United Kingdom

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Beechwood Ave, Halton, Runcorn WA7 3HB, United Kingdom

“My 4yr old enjoyed his first swimming lesson at The Beechwood Community Centre pool this evening. Great little friendly venue. Clean and perfect for beginners.”

Calverley St, Leeds LS1 3AB, United Kingdom

“Incredible building with beautiful tiles, interiors, artworks snd when I visited a great exhibition/display. A great place to take sometime snd sit to do some work or study or relax with a book.”

1 Vennel, Edinburgh EH1 2HU, United Kingdom

“Going to grass market through Vennel street took us to this landmark. Continue this way to the vennel viewpoint for a beautiful view of Edinburgh castle”

College Green, Bristol BS1 5TL, United Kingdom

“Extraordinary building, impressive selection of books and other resources, and helpful, friendly staff. I feel so lucky to have use of the place, particularly in an era of relentless privatisation and cuts. It feels like a little island of civilisation and dedication to the common good. Addendum: wish the staff would put a cork in it, though. Feels weird to ask a librarian to keep it down.”

Victoria Rd, Surbiton KT6 4PE, United Kingdom

“It is an station which has a different aesthetic. In addition it has a grocery store connected to it which is alright! These two extra things definitely make it a better looking station. The staff were all nice and unfortunately when trains were cancelled we were left stranded in the station for a while without any idea of what is happening.”

Warrington WA2 7FW, United Kingdom

“Warrington Central Station with its two unassuming platforms is a standard of functional design for catching the something past six Transpennine Service. The early morning chill is offset by the station’s straightforward amenities: clean facilities, a newsagent, and a coffee stall. Its architecture, a blend of practicality and modest charm, complements the layout. Efficiency reigns supreme here, making one almost forgive the romance of train travel for the sheer thrill of predictability.”