British Sights

It was built more than 2000 years ago as a defensive structure, protecting a settlement with various buildings and facilities.

• Castlerigg

• Bratton Camp

• Stonehenge

• Hadrian's Wall

Colchester played a significant role in the history of

• the Anglo-Saxon Britain

• the Norman Britain

• the Roman Britain

• the Celtic Britain

St Martin's Church in Kent is connected to the name of

• St. George

• St. Augustine

• St. Andrew

• ST. David

Lindisfarne Priory suffered a devastating raid by

• the Romans

• the Anglo-Saxons

• the Picts

• the Vikings

Battle Abbey stands on the very spot where

• the Battle of Hastings took place in 1066

• William the Conqueror was crowned as the new King of England

• where Harold II fell

• Where Norman soldiers were buried

Pevensey Castle built in the 4th century played a signifiant role

• in the Norman Conquest

• during WW II

• in the Wars of the Roses

• in the Hundred Years' War

Hampton Court Palace is connected to the reign of

• Henry VIII

• Catherine Howard

• Cardinal Wolsey

• Jane Seymour

Chatsworth House is located in

• The Lake District

• the Peak District in Derbyshire

• The Broads in Suffolk

• Dartmoor National Park

Malham Cove is in

• the Yorkshire Dales

• Snowdonia National Park

• in the Peak District

• in Dartmoor

Wistman's Wood is a relic of the ancient oak forest in

• Wales

• England

• Scotland

• Northern Ireland